[-½, ¾]; use either "Substitution" or "Elimination" to do this, and you'll see that this answer is correct.
Make use of prime factorizations:
Both terms have a common factor of 
:
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The second one is not true! We can write
Both terms have a common factor of 
:
Since 
, and 
, we'd still have to show that 
is a multiple of 6. This is impossible, because 
and there is no multiple of 2 that can be factored out.
Answer:
I need an image of the question
Step-by-step explanation:
There is no whole number that is half of 11 but the half number is 5.5
It’s gonna be in quadrant III because the rule for x-axis is -> (x,-y).
