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Sagot :

Lol bro idek I’m in 9th grade and I’ve never did that

Answer:

This was answered earlier for you by myself the answer is certainly x^2+ 3x-4x  + 3 - 3  = x^2 -  x   if you wanted to solve for  x you show x^2 -  x = 0 and do the abc  formula  -b+- sqrt b^2  -4 * a * c   / 2 * a   =  -  1 +- sqrt 1 - 4 * 1 = -1  (sqrt 1-4) / 2)) = -1 sqrt -1 1/2   sq rt is not true for domain  ≠ -1 1/2 so on number line we draw a hybrid number line showing  -1 1/2  -1  1/2 0  1/2  1  1 1/2 and show circles at - 1 1/2 going left to - infinity and open circle at 1 1/2 going right to positive infinity and show this to be our only true solution for  x   as x ≥ 1  1/2 with domain = D = ( 1 1/2 ) INFINITY)  meaning compared to divisions of inequalities we can show a union usually but with squares in equation there is NO UNION we find positive rule does rule so therefore any suggestion of negatives = x are untrue they only appear on first number line and we need a set of 2 number lines to prove the product rule where minus multiplied by minus = + left side   and central negative - multiplied by + is also negative so we keep the middle section true for first number line but not for the square element so therefore we keep open circle for both - 1  1/2  and + 1  1/2 and only show the domain as true for positive  therefore   x = 1  1/2

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first bold is the equation asked in question  2nd bold is the answer to finding x and proving why x is positive