Question

What's x^2+x?

Answer 1

Factor out the x, and the answer will be a little more obvious.

Answer 2

If you are facotring, then....
x(x+1)

Answer 3

After you factor out the x, then set each of the x's to zero.

Answer 4

I'm not learning this actually my friend is but I'll give this a shot ^-^
So 2x+1? @JonnyVonny @StudyGurl14

Answer 5

I don't understand what you are looking for here...

Answer 6

No. So, you set x to zero and (x+1) to zero, and solve for x.

Answer 7

Well I'm looking for what x squared plus 2 is

Answer 8

nvm i'm leaving cause i'm confused

Answer 9

x^2+ x
0^2+ 0 ?

Answer 10

Okay thanks for trying to help @StudyGurl14

Answer 11

Oops forgot to tag cx @JonnyVonny

Answer 12

Mmk, so, yes, that is one solution; at x=0, the y=0. Now, you set x+1 = 0
x+1 = 0
x= -1

Answer 13

So, at those x values, x=-1, and x=0, the y values are both zero.

Answer 14

Meaning, the graph will have 2 x-intercepts, which helps in graphing it

Answer 15

If it is x^2 + x = 0, and not just x^2 + x, then x = 0, -1
what @JonnyVonny is saying. that's why i was confused, since there is no = 0

Answer 16

Ohh~~Thank you guys so much! Total life savers! <3 @JonnyVonny @StudyGurl14

Answer 17

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