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We apply the 90 degrees clockwise rotation rule.

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Simplify 4^2+6(.5)-2^

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Following PEMDAS

Step 1: 16+6(.5)-8
Step 2:16+3-8
Step3: 19-8
Step 4:=8

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Step 1: 10-(3+4)
Step 2: 10-(7)
Step3: =3

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The midpoint of FG is (6-4) and the corrdinates of F are (-3,6).

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$\dfrac{x+(-3)}{2}=6\ \text{and}\ \dfrac{y+6}{2}=-4\\\\x-3=12\ \text{and}\ y+6=-8\\\\x=15,\ \text{and}\ y=-14$

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