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# which value of x makes this equation true (-2)(3)(×)=0

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pamelacoyer

When you're multiplying anything together to get zero, one of the factors must be 0. That means that x has to be 0 because none of the other factors are 0.

JadeVolmink627

(-2)(3)(x) = 0 Simplifies to 0. Anything equal to zero is zero. Particularly equations like this one.

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