Finding the inverse of y=(x+3)^2
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You can use a Scatter Plot to show the relationship between two sets of data. As you can see, this Scatter Plot shows the Speed in meters per second (m/s) versus the Distance in meters (m).
In the figure attached, the first point is (2,5), you need to move 2 on the axis "speed (m/s)" and 5 on the axis "distance (m)". This means that the first point is the intersection between 2 m/s and 5 m. The second point is (3,8), then, you need to move 3 on the axis "speed (m/s)" an 8 on the axis "distance (m)" You must do this with the other values.
In the figure attached, the first point is (2,5), you need to move 2 on the axis "speed (m/s)" and 5 on the axis "distance (m)". This means that the first point is the intersection between 2 m/s and 5 m. The second point is (3,8), then, you need to move 3 on the axis "speed (m/s)" an 8 on the axis "distance (m)" You must do this with the other values.