Answer:
The coordinates of the midpoint of the two vertices are
(0,2) (Third option)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Coordinates Of A Midpoint
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Given a pair of points in the plane

the coordinates of the midpoint of both points are


The vertices given in the figure are

So the x-coordinate of their midpoint is

And the y-coordinate of their midpoint is

So the coordinates of the midpoint of the two vertices are
(0,2), the third option
Answer:
y=2x-6
Step-by-step explanation:
Parallel functions are functions with the same slopes but are in different positions on the coordinate plane (for this case it means that they have different y- intercepts)
So this means that the function will have a slope of 2
To find the equation we must plug in the value (1, -4) and find the new y-intercept(c)
(-4)= 2(1)+c
-4-2=c
-6=c
This means that the parallel function that goes through the point (1,-4) is
y=2x-6
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The answer is number B
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