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Which of the following is one solution to the expression (ax + b)(cx - d) = 0 ? A. −b B. d C. −b/a D. −d/c

Which of the following is one solution to the expression (ax + b)(cx - d) = 0 ? A. −b B. d C. −b/a D. −d/c
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Which of the following is one solution to the expression (ax + b)(cx - d) = 0 ?

A. −b

B. d

C. −b/a

D. −d/c

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The answer to your question is C. -b/a
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