Ornella thinks of a whole number, adds four to
it, squares the result, and subtracts 9.
a By...
Mathematics, 03.02.2021 17:20, Tiffanyv1262
Ornella thinks of a whole number, adds four to
it, squares the result, and subtracts 9.
a By letting the orixinal number be n, write
down an expressice for this process.
b Hence show the number that Ornella obtains
can always be written as the product of two
integers with a difference of 6.
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