Question

solve for v

Answer 1

\[5v^2+15v=0\]

Answer 2

@jhonyy9

Answer 3

Are you able to like explain this? I have multiple questions just like this

Answer 4

are there any options

Answer 5

what are common factor - what can factorize out from every two terms ?

Answer 6

5

Answer 7

just 5 ? no

Answer 8

5v*

Answer 9

there is again

yes exactly - so what will get than you factorize out the 5v ?

Answer 10

5v(v+3)?

Answer 11

yes so

5v(v+3) = 0

solve it for v

Answer 12

It asks if it has multiple answers, use a comma and if there is no answer use "nosolution"... is just one answer?

Answer 13

this expression of 5v(v +3) when will be equal zero ? when one of these terms is equal zero - so take them one by one equal zero and solve it for v .

Answer 14

ok ?

Answer 15

Okay i get you but what do you mean by "take them one by one"....? sorry im slow

Answer 16

there are two terms - so this expression will be equal zero if one term from these two is equal zero

so in this case we make first

5v = 0

v = 0

and the second term what will be ?

Answer 17

3?

Answer 18

5v(v +3) = 0

Answer 19

5v = 0
v = 0

the second term is

v +3 = 0

v = ?

Answer 20

-3

Answer 21

not 3

yes of cors - 3

Answer 22

v = -3

Answer 23

bc. this is a quadratic equation so has two roots

ok ?

Answer 24

Okay okay i see what you mean by terms but to clerify, basically any terms =0 then thats the (multiple) answers? Like i know everything up until the terms but it sounds right in my head now

Answer 25

yes - when there is factorized an equation so you need to take every term equal zero and solve them for this variable

Answer 26

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jhonyy9
yes - when there is factorized an equation so you need to take every term i mean every factor - equal zero and solve them for this variable
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 27

ok ?

Answer 28

I gotchu! Thank you!!!!!

Answer 29

anytime - i m glad to give help