The first one factors easily. The first quadratic, I mean. The 2 numbers that add up to +2 and at the same time multiply to -15 and 5 and -3. So those are 2 of the 4 roots we have. The second quadratic does not factor so nicely. You need to put that into the quadratic formula to solve.

which simplifies to

. That gives us a negative radicand and that's a problem.

. Since -1 is equal to i^2, we can rewrite to begin dealing with the negative properly.

. Replacing -1 with i^2 gives us

. i^2 has a perfect root of i in it, and 4 has a perfect square of 2 in it, so we simplify more to

. The 2 in the denominator reduces with the numerator to give us a final 2 roots that are x = -4 + i, and x = -4 - i. Taking all those roots together, we find that the solution to our problem is choice B (although I believe you put some extra commas in there on accident).