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OpenStudy (anonymous):

use factoring to find the zeros of each equation y=x^2+18x+81

OpenStudy (anonymous):

if looking for a zero, first set y=0 so 0 = x²+18x+81 . Then, try to get it in the form of 0 = (x +-a)(x+-b) Hint: your equation represents a binomial theorem.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

\[y=x^2+18+81\] 1*81=81 find two numbers such that when u multiply u get 81 and when u add u get 18 the two numbers are 9 and 9 \[y=x^2+9x+9x+81\] \[x(x+9) 9(x+9)\] \[(x+9) (x+9)\]=0 x=-9

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