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The factors of the quadratic function g(x) are (5x-1) and (x+4). What are the solutions to the equation g(x)=0?

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Given:

The factors of the quadratic function g(x) are (5x-1) and (x+4).

To find:

The solutions to the equation g(x)=0.

Solution:

If the factors of the quadratic function g(x) are (5x-1) and (x+4), then the function is defined as:


g(x)=(5x-1)(x+4)

We need to find the solutions to the equation g(x)=0. So,


g(x)=0


(5x-1)(x+4)=0

Using zero product property, we get


5x-1=0 and
x+4=0


x=(1)/(5) and
x=-4

Therefore, the solutions to the equation g(x)=0 are
x=(1)/(5) and
x=-4.

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