Question Solve the quadratic equation Solve by factoring Solve using the quadratic formula Solve by completing the square Load more c1=0,c2=4027Alternative Form c1=0,c2=0.675 Evaluate 13c=5(1−c)×8cMultiply More Steps Evaluate 5(1−c)×8cMultiply the terms 40(1−c)cMultiply the terms 40c(1−c) 13c=40c(1−c)Swap the sides 40c(1−c)=13cExpand the expression More Steps Evaluate 40c(1−c)Apply the distributive property 40c×1−40c×cAny expression multiplied by 1 remains the same 40c−40c×cMultiply the terms 40c−40c2 40c−40c2=13cMove the expression to the left side 27c−40c2=0Factor the expression More Steps Evaluate 27c−40c2Rewrite the expression c×27−c×40cFactor out c from the expression c(27−40c) c(27−40c)=0When the product of factors equals 0,at least one factor is 0 27−40c=0c=0Solve the equation for c More Steps Evaluate 27−40c=0Move the constant to the right-hand side and change its sign −40c=0−27Removing 0 doesn't change the value,so remove it from the expression −40c=−27Change the signs on both sides of the equation 40c=27Divide both sides 4040c=4027Divide the numbers c=4027 c=4027c=0Solution c1=0,c2=4027Alternative Form c1=0,c2=0.675 Show Solution Graph