Solve. 3x2 = –21x – 15

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anonymous · Answer

get it into the form of ax^2+bx+c and then you can factor it :D

gorv · Answer

take  3 common 
x2+7x+5=0
solution
x=(-7+(29)^1/2)/2

x=(-7-(29)^1/2)/2

anonymous · Answer

Dont get it help please

gorv · Answer

apply the formula for calculation of root of quadratic equation

anonymous · Answer

okay, so first we should get everything on the same side so its =0. so to do that we would subtract 3x^2 to get -3x^2-21x-15, now personally i dont like working with negatives so if you multiply it all by -1 you will get 0=3x^2+21x+15, does that make sense?

anonymous · Answer

thanks I got it but can you stick around I have a couple more problems that I need help with?

gorv · Answer

telll mate :)

anonymous · Answer

sure :D sorry OpenStudy was lagging really bad on my computer

anonymous · Answer

its fine
thanks

anonymous · Answer

can you please put this in the form?