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Q:
Does GitHub support integration of Pull Requests
Our company is considering using GitHub for project management and code review but I don't think that GitHub will support integrating a PR from a 3rd party contributor. What I mean by this is that you can integrate your own PRs by merging to a branch you've created that includes the master branch, but you can't do the reverse.
So if a contributor creates a PR, can they merge their PR to master without their branch being merged to master?
A:
First of all, when a new PR is created, it's added as a fork of your repo, and thus merged to your repo with only the master branch active.
If a contributor were to create a PR, then it would need to be merged into a different branch in the repo, which would then be activated with the master branch.
If this isn't the behavior you want, you can add the contributors fork as a remote to your master branch and then merge that branch into your master branch.
solving for $n$ in a polynomial equation
I can't for the life of me figure out how to do this.
I am asked to solve for $n$ when:
$$(n+1)x^3 - (n+1)x^2 + 3nx - 2n = 0$$
What I did:
$$x = n$$
$$(n+1)n^3 - (n+1)n^2 + 3n - 2n = 0$$
$$(n+1)n(n-
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