x = 0 only
x = 3 only
x = 0 or x = –3
x = 0 or x = 3
Since x is multiplied by (x - 3), in order for x(x-3) to be equal to 0, either x= 0, or x-3=0 (in which case x = 3)
x= 0 or x = 3
In order for this to be a zero, one of the variables has to be a zero. (i.e. Somthing Times Zero = Zero)
Your variables are X, and X-3, so either
X=0 or X-3=0
X=0 or X=3 (add 3 to both sider, or simply move the -3 to the right)
x can equal 0 or 3
it cannot equal -3
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x = 0 or x = 3
Since x is multiplied by (x - 3), in order for x(x-3) to be equal to 0, either x= 0, or x-3=0 (in which case x = 3)
x= 0 or x = 3
In order for this to be a zero, one of the variables has to be a zero. (i.e. Somthing Times Zero = Zero)
Your variables are X, and X-3, so either
X=0 or X-3=0
X=0 or X=3 (add 3 to both sider, or simply move the -3 to the right)
x can equal 0 or 3
it cannot equal -3