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Soloha48 [4]2 years ago

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(6,5)---------------(1,2)-------------------(x2,y2)
6+x2/2=1
5+y2/2=2

6+x2=2
x2=-4
y2=4-5
y2=-1
(-4,-1)

answer is C

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