This answer is most likely wrong, but this is what I had gotten.
Using the formula BxH divided by 2, I came up with an answer of 108.
Answer:
the coordinates of the point of x and y is -1÷ 2 and -√3÷ 2
Step-by-step explanation:
The computation of the coordinates of the point is shown below:
The angle is
= 4π ÷ 3
The radius is 1 unit
Now
x = rcos
, and y = rsin
Now
x = 1cos(4π ÷ 3) = -1÷ 2
y = 1sin(4π ÷ 3) = -√3÷ 2
hence, the corordinates of the point of x and y is -1÷ 2 and -√3÷ 2
Going to put your function in slope-intercept form for the sake of easier input into Desmos.
y - 2 = - (x + 5)
y - 2 = - x - 5
y = - x - 5 + 2
y = - x - 3
I believe this is the answer

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