In the equation g(x)--2x^2(x-4)(2x-3) you are tasked to find the roots of the equation, how would you go about solving (2x-3)?

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Multiply then subtract then make sure to put in parentheses

Yesthatguy answered Dec 4, 2023

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I would solve 2x-3 by first off multiplying, then subtracting. Make sure to start with the equations in the parentheses.

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