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Factor completely, then place the factors in the proper location on the grid.

x^2n + 10x^n + 16

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Answer:


(x^n + 2)(x^n + 8)

Explanation:

The polynomial
x^(2n)+10x^n + 16 can be factored exactly the same as the polynomial
x^2 + 10x + 16. Here it factors into two numbers which multiply to 16 but add to 8. These factors are 8 and 2. So it factors into the expression (x+8)(x+2).

For the polynomial
x^(2n)+10x^n + 16 it factors into the same factors except x ^n is used instead. The factors are
(x^n + 2)(x^n + 8)

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