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The multiplication property of equality could be used to solve which of the following equations?

(x + 2)(x - 3) = 0
m + 7 = -12
b ÷ (-2) = 18
-3 + y = 7

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The third one; b÷(-2)=18
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Answer:

b ÷ (-2) = 18

Explanation:

find the equation that uses the multiplication property of equality


(x + 2)(x - 3) = 0

To solve for x we set each factor =0. Here we use zero factor property


m + 7 = -12

To solve for m , we subtract 7 from both sides. Here we use subtraction property of equality.

b ÷ (-2) = 18


(b)/(-2) =18

HEre the expression has division. To remove the denominator we multiply both sides by -2. So we use multiplication property of equality.


-3 + y = 7

To solve for y , we add 3 on both sides . WE use addition property of equality.

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