For any integer n, the following numbers or expressions can divide the square of the polynomial (n + 5) - where is the square of N It needs to be explained in detail
Is the square difference formula (n + 5) ^ 2-N ^ 2 = (n + 5-N) (n + 5 + n) = 5 (2n + 5)
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