Answer:
Using the quadratic formula

The answer to the equation
using at least three significant figures is:

Explanation:
The quadratic formula is used to solve polynomials of second degree.
We have a polynomial of second degree to be resolved with the quadratic formula:
(Eq. 1)
We know the quadratic formula is:
(Eq. 2)
To resolve the quadratic formula we need the a, b and c coefficients, we can find these coefficients in the equation 1.
a: Coefficient that accompanies

b: Coefficient that accompanies

c: Independent term
With this information and the equation (1). We know the values of a, b and c

Now, we can replace these terms in the quadratic formula (Eq. 2)
The first root will be found using the positive sign before the square root:

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The second root will be found using the negative sign before the square root
:

![x=\frac{-31-\sqrt{31^(2)-[4*2*(-6.1)]} }{2*2}](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/high-school/eore5ux7kvwkrk8qlqy7q88zxrcdqfoq6q.png)




