You can
put this solution on YOUR website!Does your equation look like this:

???

Start with the given equation

Square both sides

Subtract

from both sides

Combine like terms

Factor the left side (note: if you need help with factoring, check out this
solver)
Now set each factor equal to zero:

or

or

Now solve for x in each case
So our possible solutions are

or
However, we must check our answers:
Let's check the first possible solution

Start with the given equation

Plug in

Square and multiply

Combine like terms

Take the square root of 9 to get 3
Since the two sides are clearly
not equal, this means that

is an extraneous solution. In other words,

is not a real solution.
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Let's check the first possible solution

Start with the given equation

Plug in

Square and multiply

Combine like terms

Take the square root of 4 to get 2
Since the two sides are clearly
not equal, this means that

is an extraneous solution. In other words,

is not a real solution.
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Answer:
So this shows us that

does not have any solutions.
You can
put this solution on YOUR website!Well, that is not precisely correct. ALL quadratic trinomials can be factored, just not necessarily to integers, rationals, or even real numbers. In other words, for any second degree polynomial

there exist two numbers

and

such that

. It is just that in the case of your equation,

,

and

are a conjugate pair of complex numbers, namely

, where

.
That means your factors would be
Having said all of that, I suspect you meant that the polynomial cannot be factored over the integers. That is an absolutely correct statement.