SOLUTION: three times the difference of two times m and five is equal to eight times m to the second power increased by four

SOLUTION: three times the difference of two times m and five is equal to eight times m to the second power increased by four

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Question 823894: three times the difference of two times m and five is equal to eight times m to the second power increased by four
Answer by josgarithmetic(39618) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Wording is sometimes not as precise as symbolism. This may be what the description says:

You can try to solve this is see how well it goes.

I would not try to factor, but instead use the general solution.

, which contains an imaginary component
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