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Solve w^2+13w+42=0 by factoring.

Solve w^2+13w+42=0 by factoring.
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Solve w^2+13w+42=0 by factoring.

User Asher Johnson
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The answer is therefore (w+7)(w+6), meaning the zeros are -7 and -6
Hope this helps
Solve w^2+13w+42=0 by factoring.-example-1
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Move all terms to the left side and set equal to zero. Then set each factor equal to zero.
w = -6, -7
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