What is the factored form of n^2 + n

A. n (n + n)

B. n (n - 1)

C. 2 (n + n)

D. 2 (n + 1)

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Harper Nichols

9 June, 23:21

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Izabelle Morales · Answer 1

N^2 + n

if you divide the whole thing by n

you will see that n^2/n = n

and n/n=1

therefore n (n+1)

Ramos · Answer 2

A. n (n+1), just factor out a "n" form the equation and you are left in parenthesis.

What is the factored form of n^2 + nA. n (n + n)B. n (n - 1)C. 2 (n + n)D. 2 (n + 1)