2 years ago

What are the zeros of the equation (x+4)(x-6) *

2 answers:

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I believe the answer is 4, and -6

Explanation;

( x+4)(x-6) substitute the x for 4,

(4+4)(4-6). This becomes 16-24+16-24, solving that gives you a zero.

Now substitute the x as -6.
(-6+4)(-6-6) this becomes 36+ 36-36-36, this again gives us zero.

This proves that the answers are 4, and -6

(I hope this helped/ and I hope it’s correct!)

Alchen [17]2 years ago

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