The equation of a parabola is 18(y−5)2=x+3 .

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<span>1/8(y−5)²=x+3
(y-5)² = 8(x+3)

The formula of parabola in standard form
(y-k)² = 4p(x-h), (h, k) - vertex, (h+p, k) focus
For our parabola
vertex (-3,5)
4p=8
p=2
This is a horizontal parabola because y².
So to find the coordinates of the focus we need to add to x coordinate of vertex.
</span>(-3+2, 5) = (-1,5) focus
Correct answer is (-1,5).<span>

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