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(3z + 2) (6-z) = 0 is there more then one solution to this if so can you tell me and use commas?
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(3z + 2) (6-z) = 0 is there more then one solution to this if so can you tell me and use commas?

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Answer:

Yes,
z=-(2)/(3), 6

Explanation:

Using the zero-product property,


3z+2=0, 6-z=0 \\ \\ \implies z=-(2)/(3), 6

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