Question

how do i solve: -5n(n+3)=0 by using the zero-product property?

Answer 1

-5n=0
n+3=0

Answer 2

n=0, n=-3

Answer 3

-5n (n+ 3) =0
-5(2 n) + -15n= 0
-10n + -15n +0
-25n=0
+25 +25
n=25

Answer 4

thanks so much!! :):)

Answer 5

n doesnt equal 25 ....

audia was correct

clover mistook n*n to mean 2n instead of n^2

Answer 6

oh..pellet lol

Answer 7

well i still needed the step by step answer anyways.. :/

Answer 8

In an exponential model, the y values (?) decrease as the x values increase.
a. always
b. sometimes
c. never

Answer 9

please help!

Answer 10

ill help; but save the vulgarity for a different forum please. we are trying to keep this a family friendly environment....

Answer 11

sometimes is my best guess

Answer 12

it depends on the base being used.

If the base is between 0 and 1; it increases as x gets small

if its greater than 1; it decreases as x gets small

Answer 13

well, same principle; different x values direction :)

Answer 14

2^x increases as x gets bigger

(1/2)^x decreases as x gets bigger, so sometimes

Answer 15

yeah that was my guess too. thanks

Answer 16

yw :)

Answer 17

:)