Answer: See the drawing below
Explanation:
The region to the left of x = -3 has f(x) > 0, aka f(x) is positive. This is due to the sign chart indicating this with a + sign. The same applies from the region between x = -3 and x = -2. The graph will show f(x) above the x axis for these two regions.
When -2 < x < 0, f(x) is now negative and below the x axis. It goes above the x axis for the interval 0 < x < 2. Then it dips back down below the x axis again once it passes x = 2.
The graph below visually summarizes everything talked about. Keep in mind that there are infinitely many ways to draw a graph like this. There's not enough info to pin down one exact answer.
