Assuming that this is just on a 2-D coordinate plane, we must convert the expressions on to a 3-D plane since translation cannot be done on a 2-D plane. This is done by adding a dummy coordinate that does not change. Let us use "1" for this case.
Matrix:
| 0 0 -2 |(x) = (x - 2)
<span>| 0 0 4 |(y) = (y + 4)
</span><span>| 0 0 1 |(1) = 1</span>
Answer: 54
Step-by-step explanation:
3 times the square of -3 plus -5 times -3 plus 12
3 times 9 + 15 + 12
27+15+12=
54
Correct Answer:
3rd option is the correct answer
Solution:The zeros of the polynomial are -1,1 and 3. The multiplicity of 3 is 2. So the polynomial can be expressed as:

The y-intercept of the polynomial is -18. This means the polynomial passes through the point (0,-18). Therefore, y must be -18 when x = 0. Using these values of x and y in previous equation we get:

The final equation of the polynomial becomes:
Answer:
An equation is a statement that maintains the equal value of two mathematical expressions. If the statement is true for all variable values, it is called an identity. ... An equation shows the equality of two variables while an inequality shows the inequality of two variables