how to solve 3b^2+9b=0
I got -3 as an answer. is that correct?
Factor \[3b^2+9b=0\]
-3 is a solution. There is another solution.
\[3b^2+9b=0\] \[3b(b+3)=0\]
0,-3 3b^2+9b= 0 b(3b+9)=0 b=0 0=3b+9 -9=3b -9/3 -3=b
\[3b = 0\] \[\frac{ 3b }{ 3 } =\frac{ 0 }{ 3 }\] \[b = 0\]
\[b + 3 = 0\] \[b = -3\]
@Luis_Rivera plug -3 in, and note the +9b. It works. There's also a solution if you factor out 3b=0: b can equal zero as well.
\[\sqrt{?} \] square root
@Luis_Rivera "You can not have a negative square root" :o , \(\sqrt{-1} = iota\)
Though, it is imaginary but we can have negative square roots.
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