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q=0 q+4=0 => q=-4
I'm supposed to use the zero product property to solve that equation, isn't that an inequality?
Product is equal to 0 when at least one of the multipliers is equal to 0. In this case, the multipliers are q and (q+4), so at least one of them must be equal to 0. Then you get: q=0 or (q+4)=0 The final answers are: \[q _{1}=0\]and \[q _{2}=-4\]
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