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Ten times the square of a non-zero number is equal to sixty times the number?
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Ten times the square of a non-zero number is equal to sixty times the number? as you read this sentence, try translating... change the word Ten into 10 times into * (a multiply sign) "square of a non-zero number".... give this "number" a name, like "x" so you have "square of x" ... now translate that into "math" and so on... Can you give it a try ?
nvm i find it, its 6
Let the number be x,then \[10 x^2=60 x,10 x^2-60 x=0,\] find non zero values of x
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