(4x+3)(6x-3) = 0 What is the positive solution to the problem?

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Brian Noyes asked Oct 11, 2023

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(4x+3)(6x-3) = 0
What is the positive solution to the problem?

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Answer:

The positive solution is 1/2

Explanation:

(4x+3)(6x-3) = 0

We can use the zero product property to find the zeros

4x+3 =0 6x-3 =0

4x =-3 6x = 3

x = -3/4 x = 3/6

x = -3/4 x = 1/2

The positive solution is 1/2

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