#i need an explanation for these
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so, you have to find the value of x
i understand that but i don’t know how💔
each of them
like every one
there’s no single explanation fur these in my book
it goes from ax^2 + bx + c=0 to whatever that is
i tried doing the first one but i dong know if it’s correct
so, how would you approach this?
wanna see
sure
fr?
did i get it right tho
Do you know the zero product property?
You’ve made the problem worse. Keep it in the form they gave you.
after a bit of reading does thiss have to do with the discriminant formula?
No.
No. Don’t try to use that for this.
These are factoring problems.
The Zero Product Property states that if $(x-r_1)(x-r_2)\ldots (x-r_n)=0$, then at least one of the $(x-r_i)=0$. In other words, it will be zero when $x=r_i$.
Kocher
nope i got it
what did you do for the 2nd line??
I think you complicated it more than it needs to be
How did you do it?
i have to do it like that unfortunately
i’ll send a pic when i’m done with my dutch test
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those look correct
YEEES