So let's think about what this right over here is describing, and to help us do that, we could set up a little bit of a table to understand that depending on what time we are, let's say that time is in seconds, what is going to be our position along our x-axis? So at time equals zero, x of zero is just going to be five. At time one, you're gonna have one minus three plus five, so that is going to be, see, one minus three is negative two plus five is going to be, we're gonna be at position three, and then at time two, we are going to be at eight minus 12 plus five, so we're going to be at position one, and then at time t equals three, it's gonna be 27 minus 27 plus five. We're gonna be back at five, and so this can at least help us understand what's going on for the first three seconds. So let me draw our positive x-axis. So, say it looks something like that, and this is x equals zero, this is our x-axis, x equals one, two, three, four, and five. And now let's play out how this particle that's being described is moving along the x-axis.