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Factor the quadratic expression 6S(2)+18S=0
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Answer:
6s²+18s= 6s(s+3)
factorization 6s(s+3)
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Answer:
s=0, s=-3
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6
+18s=0
6s(s+3)=0
s=0, s=-3
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