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How do we use the zero property to solve quadratic equations? Please give me an example
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you may need to be more specific.
I dont know how more specific I can be...? I'm basically asking how do we use zero property to solve a quadratic equation and I just want a example.
kk lets see, the zero property says if ab=0 then a=0 or b=0 or they both equal 0. Consider this \[x ^{2}=5x\]
then x^2-5x=0, factorise x(x-5)=0, so by the zero property x=0 or(x-5)=0 in which case x=5. Hence x=0 or x=5
Alright great example thanks for helping me
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