To find X2, we can use the formula for finding the roots of a quadratic equation:
X2 = (-p - sqrt(p^2 - 4(1)(56)) / 2(1)
Given that X1 = -4, let's substitute it in the equation to find p:
-4 = (-p + sqrt(p^2 - 224)) / 2
Solving for p:
-8 = -p + sqrt(p^2 - 224)-p = 8 - sqrt(p^2 - 224)p = sqrt(p^2 - 224) - 8p^2 = p^2 - 224224 = 0
This is a contradiction, so there seems to be a mistake in the question.
To find X2, we can use the formula for finding the roots of a quadratic equation:
X2 = (-p - sqrt(p^2 - 4(1)(56)) / 2(1)
Given that X1 = -4, let's substitute it in the equation to find p:
-4 = (-p + sqrt(p^2 - 224)) / 2
Solving for p:
-8 = -p + sqrt(p^2 - 224)
-p = 8 - sqrt(p^2 - 224)
p = sqrt(p^2 - 224) - 8
p^2 = p^2 - 224
224 = 0
This is a contradiction, so there seems to be a mistake in the question.