Factorizar 4y^2= -16y

Mathematics

1 answer:

tamaranim1 [39]1 year ago

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Para factorizar la ecuación

$4y^2=-16y$

Primero pasamos el -16y sumando al lado izquierdo:

$4y^2+16y=0$

Notamos que 4y es factor común en ambos términos de la ecuación. por lo cual podemos factorizar este factor común.

$4y(y+4)=0$

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