Answer:

Explanation:
You can use the quadratic formula for any quadratic. The quadratic formula is given by
, and yields both real and non-real solutions.
In the given equation
, we have:

Substituting given values into the quadratic formula, we have:

The attempt in the problem is correct. Sometimes with auto-grading, the solutions need to be in a specific order to be marked correct. I'd suggest submitting the solutions in a different order to check if that's the issue.