solve the equation and then represent it graphically in a cartesian plane

[tepid canyon]

Hi! i need help with a maths problem, basically

its a non-linear equations that i have to represent graphically in a Cartesian plane

first equations are:

y = x^2 + 3x + 2
y = 2 + x

Im not sure if i really understood this question, as i dont really know where to go from here
so i worked it out and for

and y=3 and x=-2

what do i do now

im pretty sure its wrong but idk what to do

like im supposed to solve the equation and then represent it graphically in a cartesian plane

[median swallow]

You need to graph the functions y = x^2 + 3x + 2 and y = 2 + x. Then the solution of that system of equations will be the points of intersection of those curves.

[tepid canyon]

so i first graph the equations,

but i still need to get the solution of the system of equations to get the points of intersection?

[median swallow]

You can find the solution both analytically and graphically.

[tepid canyon]

ok!