The idea is to look for sign changes in f(x). Recall that y = f(x). If the sign of y changes, then y = 0 must be somewhere in the interval if we are to have a continuous function.
The sign changes happen when we go from... y = -9 to y = +8 (row 2 to row 3) y = +8 to y = -5 (row 3 to row 4) y = -1 to y = +196 (bottom two rows)
Those three sign changes correspond to the following interval notations for x (-2,-1) (0,1) (2,3) in that exact order
Meaning for instance, that a root must be somewhere in the interval -2 < x < -1 since we have a sign change when we transition from f(-2) to f(-1)
So that's why the answers are choices A, B, & E
Something like the interval notation (1,2) will not work because y = -18 does not change sign to y = -1, which is why D is not an answer. Choice C is similar.
Pretty sure it’s the second option because length would be 3w+2 and width would be w+1 and with area you have to multiply so it would just be the (w+1)(3w+2)
