Well, no, the quadratic formula tells what values of x make it zero. You wouldn't want to replace x with those constants.I suppose that would give the quadratic formula, but I don't know how to proceed after that. If I tried to substitute the whole formula into x in the question, that makes the problem even more complicated to solve.
I suppose that would give the quadratic formula, but I don't know how to proceed after that. If I tried to substitute the whole formula into x in the question, that makes the problem even more complicated to solve.