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Solve for x using the zero product property. (x+3)(x+2) = 0

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Answer:

x=-3 and x=-2

Explanation:

Since we are trying to find the two intersections points of the quadratic we solve for x.

x+3=0

-3

x =-3

Repeat to (x+2)

x+2=0

-2

x =-2

User Ghazni
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Answer:

x can be -3 or -2

Explanation:

There are two binomials here (x+3) and (x+2). For the product to be 0, one (of both) have to be 0. For the first binomial to be 0, x must be -3. For the second to be 0, x must be -2.

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