Math, asked by surajkulal965, 9 months ago

x(x+1)+x(x+2)+x(x+3)=0

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Answered by pradnya250604

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x(x+1)+x(x+2)+x(x+3)=0

x[x+1+x+2+x+3]=0

3x+6=0 (0/x=0)

3x= -6

x= -2

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