We notice that we can find common factors at numerator.
We'll factorize by the numbers that has the lowest
powers.
First, we'll compare the
powers:
3^(n+2) <
3^(n+3)
5^(2n +
1)<5^(2n)
For the beginning, we'll factorize by
3^(n+2)*5^(2n)
a = 3^(n+2)*5^(2n)*[2^(2n + 3)*5 +
3*4^(n+2)]/792
We notice that we can write 4^(n+2) as a
power of 2:
4^(n+2) = 2^2(n + 2) = 2^(2n +
4)
2^(2n + 4) > 2^(2n +
3)
We'll factorize by 2^(2n +
3):
a = 2^(2n + 3)*3^(n+2)*5^(2n)*(5 +
6)/792
a = 2^(2n +
3)*3^(n+2)*5^(2n)*(11)/792
We'll simplify by
11:
a = 2^(2n +
3)*3^(n+2)*5^(2n)/72
We'll re-write the
numerator:
2^(2n + 3) = 2^2n*2^3 =
8*2^2n
3^(n+2) = 3^n*3^2 =
9*3^n
2^(2n + 3)*3^(n+2) =
8*9*2^2n*3^n
2^(2n + 3)*3^(n+2) =
72*2^2n*3^n
a =
72*2^2n*3^n*5^2n/72
We'll simplify by
72:
a = 2^2n*3^n*5^2n
Since n
is natural, then 2^2n is natural, too.
Since n is natural,
then 3^n is natural, too.
Since n is natural, then 5^2n is
natural, too.
The product of 3 natural
numbers is also a natural
number:
a = 2^2n*3^n*5^2n is a
natural number.
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