Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:


Put x as y-6 in the second equation.



Factor.



It has to be a positive integer.


Substitute y as 11.



let's recall that an inverse function has the same pair of coordinates as the original function, but backwards, or namely the inverse's range is the original's domain.

B ∪ (C' ∩ A)
Starting from the inside, C' ∩ A is the intersection of not C, which is everything except the circle C, and A. That's the part I shaded in bright blue.
That's unioned with B, which is just all of the circle B. I shaded the parts of B that I didn't already shade with a grey-blue.
These should all be the same shade; I just made them slightly different for explanation.
Answer:
[(a + b), c]
Step-by-step explanation:
Midpoint of a segment with extreme ends represented by ordered pairs
and
,
Midpoint = 
It is given that extreme ends of the segment QS are Q(2b, 2c) and S(2a, 0)
Coordinates of the midpoint of QS will be,
= 
= [(a + b), c]
Therefore, ordered pair representing the midpoint of QS will be [(a + b), c].
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