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Consider d(x)=(x+2)^3+3; what is the new equation for d(x) if it is 4 times larger?

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I came out with d(x)=4(x+2)^3+12. Is this the correct answer? If not, could you please explain how to work? Thanks.

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  1. 4 time larger than what?

    Original d(x) or x?


  2. Yes,you are absolutely correct.

    To find an equation which is four times greater we always multiply it by 4.

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