No If it was 4 to 3 then yes but 4 can't be multiplied by anything to equal 9
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they have to pay for school supplies
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How is that possible
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Answer: i think the answer is (A)
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I recalculated and the other person was correct, sorry for the mix up
Answer: (x+2)*(x-4)*(x+21) = 0 has "many" solutions
Step-by-step explanation: (x+2) = 0 only has one solution.
(x+2)*(x-4) = 0 has two solutions, -2 and 4
(x+2)*(x-4)*(x+21) = 0 has three solutions, -2, 4, and -21, etc
If "many" means more than three, then add another (x+XX) term. A quadratic equation generally has two solutions.
