What do the factors (-7x-60) (x+4) in the factored form represent?

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Devin Lamb

Mathematics

2 April, 09:19

What do the factors (-7x-60) (x+4) in the factored form represent?

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Freddy Curry · Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Each factor corresponds to a zero of the function.

If (x+4) is set = to 0, the corresponding root is x = - 4.

If (-7x - 60) is set = to 0, the corresponding root is x = - 60/7.