Michael M. answered 09/03/21
Math, Chem, Physics, Tutoring with Michael ("800" SAT math)
Find the center of the two dots (this is also the average of the dots) and let that be c
Next, find the radius of the two dots (this is the positive difference of the dots divided by 2) and let that be r.
The equation should be |x-c| = r
For example:
Let's say the dots are 4 and 10. The center is at 7 and the radius is (10-4)/2 = 3.
Therefore, the equation is |x-7| = 3.
If we plug in 4 and 10 for x, we see that the equation is satisfied.
Hime K.
Thank you very much for this helpful info!09/03/21