How did the industrial revolution change american society change american society

The Industrial Revolution changed American society in different aspects of their lives.

Explanation:

First of all, the invention of new machinery and improvement in methods made it possible for agriculture to grow. Inventions such as the mechanical reaper and the seed drill enabled farmers to grow a lot more crops in a fast way. Thanks to this, they produced more food. Then, with the invention of the railroad, they could transport these goods to every part of the United States. Also, when industries began using 'mass production', a huge amount of goods and products could be made to satisfy the entire population and this in consequence produced more trade (and wealth). Other examples of significant inventions include: the radio (improved communication), the car and electricity.

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explanation

the given equation is

we can rewrite this as:

let

then the equation becomes:

the factors of 8 that sum up to -9 are {-1,-8}

we split the middle term with these factors to obtain,

we factor by grouping to obtain:

apply the zero product property to get:

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