SOLUTION: no matter what i do, i can't figure this 1 out, please help 3y(2y-3)(3y-4)=0

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Question 12380: no matter what i do, i can't figure this 1 out, please help 3y(2y-3)(3y-4)=0
Answer by rapaljer(4671) About Me  (Show Source):
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You have a product equal to zero:

3y(2y-3)(3y-4)=0

If a product of numbers equals to zero, then one of those numbers must be zero. Because this can be thought of as a product of three quantities, you can make three separate solutions:

Solution #1.
3y = 0
y=0

Solution #2:
2y-3 = 0
2y= 3
y+=+3%2F2

Solution #3:
3y-4=0
3y = 4
y+=+4%2F3

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