Im assuming its x^2+4x+3.....for x squared right.
First get the product of two numbers that equal to 3 (+3 * +1)
But also add up to 4 (+3 + <span>+1</span>)
so you apply them to your x^2
(x+3)(x+1)
I'm guessing you want to know how much is in one case,
36/3 = 12
An equation is a math problem that must be solved to find out to find out a difference, quotient, sum, or product.
An inequality is a math problem that must be solved to find out what the difference is between two numbers.
On your X-axis, go to -5 and identify which Y-coordinate it is. For this problem, it would be -2.
