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What are the zeros of the function g(x)=(x+9)(x+8)
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What are the zeros of the function g(x)=(x+9)(x+8)

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Answer:

x=(0,9) x=(0,8)

Explanation:

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If a×b=0, then a=0 or b=0

Now g(x)=0 for x=-9 or x=-8

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