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To solve this just plug everything into the midpoint formula. Here is the formula:  x= (x_1+x_2)/2   y=(y_1+y_2)/2. @dududsu2 If you would like you can post your solution and I can check it for you.

HINT: Use the midpoint formula to find point T. Here is the midpoint formula: x= (x_1+x_2)/2   y=(y_1+y_2)/2 

After you plug in  you should have: 5+x=-3 and for the y value you should have: 3+y=6. I will leave the rest to you.

oh wait i got it nevermind

oh it's supposed to say x*(3x+1) < c

It says that 3 is wrong

I just don't get what the link 

See https://web2.0calc.com/questions/i-still-need-help_1#r3

does, thats all

umm...that doesn't really help

Hint: Find the slope using the 2 points, then take any of the two points and plug them into the equation y=mx+b then solve for b. use m and b to create the equation

REMINDER- y=mx+b,   b=y intercept, m=slope, y=any y coordinate of a point thats on the line, x=any x coordinate of a point thats on the line

thank you