What is the factoring of
(k+1)(k-5)=0

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What is the factoring of 
(k+1)(k-5)=0

milyyumang29 · Answer

Answer:The factoring of (k+1)(k-5)=0 is already in factored form.To solve for k, we can set each factor equal to zero and solve for k:k+1 = 0k = -1k-5 = 0k = 5Therefore, the solutions to the equation are k = -1 and k = 5.

Answered by milyyumang29 | 2024-09-03

What is the factoring of (k+1)(k-5)=0

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