SOLUTION: Solve using the principle of zero product (y - 7)(4y + 12)(y + 13) = 0

SOLUTION: Solve using the principle of zero product (y - 7)(4y + 12)(y + 13) = 0

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Question 268303: Solve using the principle of zero product
(y - 7)(4y + 12)(y + 13) = 0
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hint: Since , this means that , or . Solve each equation for 'y' to get 3 solutions.
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