Question

how do I solve (4k+5)(k+1)=0 ? @VeritasVosLiberabit

Answer 1

set each factor equal to zero.

Answer 2

as @helder_edwin said
You need to set the factors
\[4k+5=0\] and \[k+1=0\]
Now solve each for k.
This will give you two values for k

Answer 3

so i think the answer is: 4k=-5 or k=-1
am i correct or nah?

Answer 4

yes but simply the first one a little more. You can still divide -5 by 4

Answer 5

simplify*

Answer 6

okay. so now it is: k=-5/4?

Answer 7

Well done, that's it

Answer 8

so your final values should be k= -5/4, -1

Answer 9

And this is assuming that the problem wants the zeros to your function since you didn't specify in the question.

Answer 10

Thanks love! and yes that's it.

Answer 11

alright, you're welcome

Answer 12

hey, message me on the regular, I like your help. lol