Answer:
Options A) and E)
Step-by-step explanation:
If you use Ruffini's method for polynomials, you can find the roots.
The given picture shows us the first root of the polynomial
wich is 2.
Thus, the original polynomial can be written as

Here, you can notice that (x-2) is a factor
165 - 57 and divide that by 2. So that would be 54
Arrange your given equation to resembles the form
a^2 +2ab+ b^2 because this equals (a+b)^2
So we get:
y^2+16y+8^2=0
Now compare
y^2+16y+8^2 to a^2 +2ab+ b^2
So we got
y^2+2•8 y+8^2=0 which equals (y+8)^2