Hello :
<span>3y = x + 6 ...(1)
y – x = 3...(2)
by (2) : y = x+3...(*)
subsct in (1) :
3(x+3) = x+6
3x-x= -9+6
2x= -3
x=-3/2
subsct in (*) : y =-3/2 +3 =3/2</span>
Answer:
2 + 3i, midpoint is (2,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
we need to find the midpoint between (-1+9i) and B=(5-3i)
To find the midpoint of two points (a+bi) and (c+di) in a complex plane,
we apply formula

A = (-1+9i) and B=(5-3i)
Midpoint for AB is


2 + 3i , so midpoint is (2,3)
I think it would -2!! Sorry if I’m wrong
Vertical shift is -2. Horizontal shift is 1. Check the box that says reflect over x-axis. Horizontal shrink should be 4. Then to check if it looks right go to Desmos.com and in the graphing calculator put in y=-4(x-1)^2-2 and see if it looks like the one you did in your work
If she takes out six then the fraction is 6/36 then you just simplify dividing it by 6 which will give you 1/6.