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What is the solution to (x-3)(x+9)=-27

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Answer:

x= 0 and -6

Step-by-step explanation:

you multiply the 2 equations together getting x^+ 6x -27.

you then subtract the 27 on the other side getting x^2 +6x =0. Then you would find the value that make the equation equal to 0. And the only 2 values are 0 and -6. 0 bc well everything multiplied by it is 0. and -6 bc if you square -6 you get 36 and when you multiply 6 by -6 you get a negative number therefore resulting in 0.

Sorry If I'm wrong. Hope This Helps!

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