From my research, the image below belongs to the question. From what is seen in the image, there are 2 arcs already drawn with respect to the new vertex. The third arc corresponds to the point where the line DM is made. This line is similar to line BC. So at the point where the second and third arcs would meet, it would be a point similar to a point on line AB.
The equation that runs through the location (4,-6) has the slope-intercept form, 
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<h2>Formation of the equation</h2>
A line's equation written in the slope-intercept form:
y=mx+b
where m= slope & b= y-intercept
The slope of two parallel lines is equal.
Currently, we know the line's equation:
here, slope, m= 
A line equation is created by adding the slope's value and the point's coordinates (4, -6):
⇒ -6=-3 +b [adding 3 to both sides]
⇒-3=b
⇒b= -3
Hence the solution is .
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Answer:
9 and 3/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Nine and Three Fifths
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