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HOW DO I USE FACTORING AND THE ZERO-PRODUCT PROPERTY TO SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEM.
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\[z(z-1)(z+3)=0\]
a)distribute first. b)use the \[(z\pm?)(z\pm?)\]
\[z(z-1)(z+3)=0\] \[(z^{2}-1z)(z^{2}+3z)\]
so then:\[(z^{2}-1z)=0\] \[\huge \text OR\] \[(z^{2}+3z)=0\] \[\huge \text so:\] \[(z^{2}+1z)=0\] \[\huge \text OR\] \[(z^{2}-3z)=0\]
THANKS im gonna tag u in a question so u can help me next time
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kk. np.
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