Student asks: Factor a polynomial as a product of consecutive integers

The video tutorial covers the process of factoring polynomials, starting with the basics and moving through specific examples. It explains how to factor expressions like X^2 - 4 using the difference of squares, X^3 - X by factoring out common terms, and N^5 - 5N^3 + 4N into a product of five consecutive integers. The tutorial emphasizes understanding the difference of squares and common factor techniques, providing step-by-step guidance and examples to illustrate these concepts.

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