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Is x^2+x-k Factorable?

I have spent way too much time trying to find to factor this triominal and starting to belive it is not factorable. Is this correct?
18 years ago

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bobpursley
Here are the factors:

(x+(1+sqrt(1+4k))/2)
(x+(1 -sqrt(1+4k) )/2)

You ought to recognize where these came from: the quadratic equation
18 years ago

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