Answer:
(x+1)(x+8)
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2+9x+8
You just need to multiply the first number to the last. (a·c) In this case *a* is jus a positive 1. Then, you just find a product to the result you got from (a·c) that when it is added together the result is the same as the one you have as ¨b¨.
Also the sign betwee b and c tells you that if it is positive both of your products are going to have the same sign, and if it is negative it means that they are going to be different,(one negative and one positive). If the sign is positive then go to the sign between a and b, this tells you what sign your factors will have.
<h2>x^2+9x+8</h2>
a·c=8
<u>Product Sum</u>
1,8 8
2,4 6
ect... ect...
x^2+x+8x+8
x(x+1) 8(x+1)
(x+1)(x+8)
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I agree we do need to see a picture
<span>-- a vertical line that has an x-intercept of 7 . . . . . X = 7
-- a horizontal line that has a y-intercept of 3 . . . . . Y = 3
-- the line with a slope of that goes through
the point (4, 1) . . . . .
can't be answered; the slope is not given.</span>
