Ok I went blank, what do you do:

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ja1 · Answer

$$0 = -16x^{2} + 73.16x + 5.9$$

ja1 · Answer

There is no GCF so what do I do?

tpaulus · Answer

Quadratic formula... http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=0%3D%E2%88%9216x2%2B73.16x%2B5.9 x = 4.65177,-0.0792709

ja1 · Answer

Yes but I do not need the answer, besides the fact that it is against the CoC I need to know what to do.

tpaulus · Answer

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=0%3D%E2%88%9216x2%2B73.16x%2B5.9

ja1 · Answer

I don't need the answer, I need to know how to do this.

ja1 · Answer

Besides giving away answers is against the CoC: http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

uri · Answer

Lol! $\huge\sf Hey,~you~want~Ansurs?$

espex · Answer

If you are finding roots, plug your coefficients into the quadratic formula. $$\frac{-b\pm\sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$$

uri · Answer

Yes put the Quadratic formula yo! Use your calculator. :)

espex · Answer

Or by hand, like a BEAST! :P

uri · Answer

Lol it's in points,so i CAN never use my brain..I need a calculator.

uri · Answer

@JA1 I think you know how to do it.

ja1 · Answer

Oh sorry I was afk, anyways I need to factor not use the quadratic formula.

ja1 · Answer

@eSpeX

uri · Answer

Use middle term breaking method.

ja1 · Answer

Ok I think I know what it means but refresh me?

uri · Answer

You have to break the middle term in such a way that when you add them it becomes the middle term and when you multiply them it becomes the last term

Example,
$$x ^{2}+7x-7$$
x^2 +8x -1x-7
So when we add or subract both of them it comes 7x and when we multiply them it becomes -7x.

ja1 · Answer

Ok so how would I do that for this?

uri · Answer

There is no common,but wait let me think :D

ja1 · Answer

xD kk

ja1 · Answer

Ah I'll just cheat ;)

uri · Answer

Wait,I'm solving!

ja1 · Answer

lol kk

uri · Answer

Ughh I'm getting a totally different answer.