Posted by jennifer on Sunday, September 21, 2008 at 10:20am.
You need to get zero one one side of the equation, and then try to factor the quadratic term on the other side.
2s^2 + 7s +6 = 0
(2s+3)(s+2) = 0
Both 2s + 3 and s+2 are sero, so
s = -3/2 or -2
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