I put the expression "(m-1)(m-2)(m+3)(m+4) " into W|A to see what I got, and one form it gave was a quadratic in \(m^2+2m\). This makes answering the question straightforward, and without having to know the value of \(m\), which for problems like this, I think is a general desire by the authors of these problems.
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