The Zero-Product Property States That If Any Two Numbers Are

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The zero-product property states that if any two numbers are multiplied together to get zero then one or both of the two numbers must be zero. We use this property to solve some quadratic equations. This means that the number zero (0) is always a solution to each of these equations.

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