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­x(x-2)/[(x+3)(x-4)]^2= 0, Quantity A: x, Quantity B: -2 30 Aug 2024, 04:44
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\(\frac{­x(x-2)}{[(x+3)(x-4)]^2} = 0\)

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­x(x-2)/[(x+3)(x-4)]^2= 0, Quantity A: x, Quantity B: -2 04 Oct 2025, 20:41
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x can't be -3 or 4 coz denominator can't be 0
x=0 and x=2
both are greater than -2
Hence, A