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A whole number increased by its square is 4 times itself. Find the number.
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so we can approach this question as follows: let's say a whole number is x. so we can say that increased by its squared so x^2 is 4 times itself. so x^2 = 4x therefore... x^2 = 4x and now if we divide by x, then x = 4.
I disagree that x^2 is a number increased by its square. I'd say that was the number squared.
I think we're going to end up with a quadratic.
oh ok. i interpretde it differently. if you talk about increased by its square then you get x + x^2 = 4x in that case you take the x over to the other side ... x^2 = 3x so x = 3
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