Since both of the equations are equal to y...set them equal to each other.. So it will then be
x^2+3=x+5
-3 -3
x^2=x+2 ---> x^2-x-2
(x-2) (x+1)
x=2,-1
Point a is at (-2,4) => (x1,y1)
Midpoint is (2.5, 3.5) => (a,b)
Point B is (x2, y2)
To find midpoint we use formula

a= 2.5, b= 3.5, x1= -2 and y1= 4
Plug in all the values and findout x2, y2

multiply 2 on both sides to remove fraction
(5 = -2+x2 , 7 = 4+ y2)
5 = -2+x2, so x2= 7
7 = 4+ y2, so y2= 3
The point B is ( 7, 3)
Answer:
for quadratic equation 1
y^2-10y+21=0
Step-by-step explanation:
y^2-7y-3y+21=0
y(y-7)-3(y-7)=0
(y-7)(y-3)=0
y-7=0,y-3=0
y=7,y=3
y=(3,7)
for quadratic equation 2
16p^2-8p+1=0
16p^2-4p-4p+1=0
4p(4p-1)-1(4p-1)=0
(4p-1)twice=0
4p-1=0,4p-1=0
4p=1
p=1/4 twice
for quadratic equation 3
x^2-400=0
x^2=400
x=√400
x=20
for quadratic equation 4
-16m^2-8m-1=0
multiply the equation by -
16m^2+8m+1=0
16m^2+4m+4m+1=0
4m(4m+1)1(4m+1)=0
4m+1=0 twice
m=-1/4 twice
for quadratic equation 5
-3n^2+75=0
divide both side by -3
-3n^2/-3=-75/-3
n^2=25
n=√25
n=5
It would be -15 I think just calculate it to make sure xx