A and b are constants, what is one solution of the equation (x + a)(x b) = 0?
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Step-by-step explanation:
firstly when we know a= 4 then
(x+4)(x-b) = 0, now solution can be x+4= 0 or x-b = 0
x= -4 or x= b, b can be anything from - infinity to + infinity
but we know the one solution x=-4
statement 2
when b= 3
(x+a)(x-3)= 0, now solution can be x= 3 or x=-a, a can be anything from - infinity to + infinity
but we know the one solution is 3
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