Solve.
-(y - 7)(3y + 14) = 0

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Using the zero product property, we know that one of the factors must be equal to zero. Therefore, either y - 7 = 0 or 3y + 14 = 0. Solving for y in each equation, we get y = 7 or y = -14/3. Therefore, the solutions to the equation are y = 7 and y = -14/3. These values correspond to the factors (y - 7) and (3y + 14), respectively. Therefore, the equation can be written as (y - 7)(3y + 14) = 0. Thus, choice B is the correct answer, as it contains the correct factors that multiply to zero.

Solve. -(Y - 7)(3y + 14) = 0