2x^(2)-x-3=0 can someone help me please

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anonymous · Answer

they are quadratic equations

anonymous · Answer

This has two factors. Here's a hint:
$$(2x \pm ?)(x \pm ?)$$

anonymous · Answer

i need step by step im not understanding

anonymous · Answer

That is actually the first step :P 
You need to find two numbers that multiply together to get 3. This is easy since 3 is prime.

anonymous · Answer

can you help me with this problem please thats all i ask

anonymous · Answer

That's what I'm doing right now. I'm not going to just solve it for you, but if you tell me what it is that you don't get then we can proceed from there.

myininaya · Answer

So @qpHalcy0n is talking about doing trail factors to factor the polynomial on the left hand side of the equal sign
You can also use quadratic formula or you can try to factor the polynimial on the left hand side by using factor by grouping. 
But what @qpHalcy0n  has mentioned is a good way too.

myininaya · Answer

Which way have you learned?

myininaya · Answer

Oops! And also completeing the square. :)