Arturo O. answered 02/03/18
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To get the simplest quadratic, start with factors containing the zeroes.
[x - (-3/7)] (x - 2/5) = (x + 3/7)(x - 2/5) = 0
To remove the fractions, multiply both sides of the equation by 7x5, distributing the 7 through the first factor and the 5 through the second factor, and simplify.
[7(x + 3/7)] [5(x - 2/5)] = 0
(7x + 3)(5x - 2) = 0