Find the answer if n= -4
n^2+6n+3

I know this is probably easy but i gotta go pizzle and im gettin frustrated lol @wolfe8

Question

Find the answer if n= -4
n^2+6n+3

I know this is probably easy but i gotta go pizzle and im gettin frustrated lol @wolfe8

smileyxl3 · Answer

-4^2+6(-4)+3

wolfe8 · Answer

Just substitute -4 into wherever n is

smileyxl3 · Answer

-16-24+3

jamierox4ev3r · Answer

I believe that (-4)^2 would be 16, actually, not -16. because it is the value of -4 being squared, not 4 being squared and then the negative sign being added.
*cough
long story short, you will end up adding 16-24+3

jamierox4ev3r · Answer

and what will that give you? @ShaeLoveth♥ ?

wolfe8 · Answer

Guys let her tryyyyyy

jamierox4ev3r · Answer

ik ik c; I just saw that the other person was leading her towards the wrong direction…plus she knows I'm that asian who does tc and math homework at the same time LOL

wolfe8 · Answer

Lmao that xD

anonymous · Answer

LMAO you guys are hilarious XD I was pizzling lol xD
Jamieee!!!!!!!! I miss you! ♥ lol 

and i shall get -5
Unless i go off of order of operations then i would get -11
lol, so...wich one? HUH? lmao xD
I love you guys xD

jamierox4ev3r · Answer

yes its -5 :D *virtual high five*