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What are the solutions of the equation?

z^2+7z+6=0

a. 1, -6
b. 1, 6
c. -1, 6
d. -1, -6

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Answer:

Option (D) is correct.

The solution of the quadratic equation
z^2+7z+6=0 is -6 and -1

Explanation:

Consider the given quadratic equation
z^2+7z+6=0

We can solve the quadratic equation using middle term splitting method,

7z can be written as z+6z , we get,


\Rightarrow z^2+7z+6=0


\Rightarrow z^2+z+6z+6=0

Taking terms common, we get,


\Rightarrow z(z+1)+6(z+1)=0

Thus,
\Rightarrow (z+6)(z+1)=0

Thus, we get (z+6)= 0 or (z+1)= 0

this gives z= -6 or z= -1.

Thus, the solution of the quadratic equation
z^2+7z+6=0 is -6 and -1

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