Question 1209592
The solutions to the equation
6x^2 + 10x = -2x^2 - 12x - 17
can be written in the form x=(P +/- sqrt(Q)/R, where P and R are relatively
prime integers and R > 0.
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It would be better if would write your problems as above, and never use
the notation you used on here since it is not compatible with the HTML in which
this site was written.  You've been told this before, so I am starting to
wonder if perhaps you are not a human.  We know that many solutions answered
here are not done by humans.  Could some problems be posted by non-humans too?  

As the other tutor has shown, the solutions are non-real. They can be written
with Q being a negative integer.

{{{x = (-22 +- sqrt(-60))/(16) }}}

However P=-22 and R=16 are not relatively prime, so even though you stated that
it would be possible, to the contrary, it turns out not to be possible.  

Edwin</pre>