Your equation is not dimensionally consistent.
Let L = length and T = time. Without taking into account precise units, you can write velocity as the ratio between some distance L and some time T.
So in terms of these fundamental quantities, your equation can be written as
L = (L/T + L/T)T^2
L = (L + L)T
L = LT
1st dot (0,48) then each dot after than subtract 6 from the Y and add 1 to the x
2nd dot (1,42)
3rd dot (2,36)
etc.
Step-by-step explanation:
I need to use the fact that it has exactly one root to find the y part - do I use the quadratic formula on the last bit I have written?
I have x already and z = x+iy
<span>xy + y +3x + 3
y(x + 1) + 3(x + 1)
(y + 3)(x + 1)
Factors: (y+3) and (x+1)</span>
