The greater than 3 means that the graph will have a shaded region for when the absolute value of (x+1) is greater than 3.
The absolute value means that we are interested in the magnitude of x+1. That means that the the graph will be shaded where x+1 > 3, and where -x-1 > 3
If we solve both of these for x, we get:
x > 2 and x < -4
So the graph will look like the attached picture. Notice that the vertical lines are dotted rather than solid. This means that we are dealing with a greater than sign, not a greater than or equal to.
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144 because 1 ft = 12 inches and 12 x 12 equals 144
Simple, dilation is not too hard to understand but sometimes it may be tricky. In this case it stretched the original figure. Since the image was stretched we know that the scale factor, k, is bigger than 1. Also, in most cases dilations involve multiplication. That being said, the answer to square DEFG being dilated, is 3.