Hey Victoria -- we may view the "midpoint" as an "average" ... what's the ave of 7 and 13 below? (3 below) ... and the ave of 14 and 6 below? (4) ... Best regards :)
Victoria W.
asked • 08/12/13how do i find the midpoint of the segment with endpoints (7,14) & (-13,-6)?
help me ya'll...
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Ayanaw H. answered • 08/12/13
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Hello Victoria,
(Xm , Ym) = ((x1+x2)/2, (y1+y2)/2) = ((7+-13)/2, (14+-6)/2) = ( -6/2, 8/2) = (-3,4)
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