Factor polynomial $90 n^{5} + 40 n^{4} + 40 n^{3} - 70 n^{2}$

Answer

$90 n^{5} + 40 n^{4} + 40 n^{3} - 70 n^{2} = 10 n^{2} (9 n^{3} + 4 n^{2} + 4 n - 7)$

Explanation

After factoring out $10 n^{2}$ we have:

90 n^{5} + 40 n^{4} + 40 n^{3} - 70 n^{2} = 10 n^{2} (9 n^{3} + 4 n^{2} + 4 n - 7)

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Factor polynomial 90n5+40n4+40n3−70n2

90n5+40n4+40n3−70n2=10n2(9n3+4n2+4n−7)

Factor polynomial $90 n^{5} + 40 n^{4} + 40 n^{3} - 70 n^{2}$

$90 n^{5} + 40 n^{4} + 40 n^{3} - 70 n^{2} = 10 n^{2} (9 n^{3} + 4 n^{2} + 4 n - 7)$