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1. if your equation is not in standard form make it in standard form. ax squared +/- bx +/- c. abc repesent numbers and x always represents the variable.

2.than plug in abc in the following equation: -b +/- sqaure root of 4ac divided by 2a.

3. do plus and minus and those are your roots ( answers)

4. note: if the discriminant ( the square root of 4ac) is not positive there will be no roots.

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