Two roots of (2x+3)(5X-2)=0

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Two roots of (2x+3)(5X-2)=0

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Answer:

x = -3÷2 or x = 2÷5

Explanation:

(2x+3)(5x-2) =0

2x+3=0 or 5x-2=0

2x=-3 OR. 5x=2

2x÷2 = -3÷2 OR 5x÷5=2÷5

x= -3÷2. OR x= 2÷5

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Answer:

Complicated

Explanation:

(2x+3)(5X-2)=0

2x+3×5x-2=0

2x-5x×-3-2=0

3x×-5=0

Exelian answered Jun 13, 2023

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