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Solve: 8x2 + 64x = 0
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Factor out the common term
8x
8x(x+8)=0
Solve for
x
1. Ask: When will
x(x+8)
equal zero?
2. Answer: When
x=0
or
x+8=0
.
3. Solve each of the 2 equations above:
x=0,−8
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