SOLUTION: Can you help me solve this by using the principle of zero products:
x(6x+12)(x-7)=0
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Question 283739: Can you help me solve this by using the principle of zero products:
x(6x+12)(x-7)=0
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
x(6x+12)(x-7)=0
set each factor to zero
x=0
6x+12=0
x-7=0
and solve the three equations
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