The midpoint M should have the average of the co-ordinates of A and B so if M=(-2,-4) and A= (-8,-5) and B= (x, y)
then -2 = (x+(-8))/2 and -4 = (y+(-5))/2
-4 = x-8 and -8 =y -5
so x= 4 and y = -3
Lola R.
asked 12/11/23find the missing midpoint
The midpoint M should have the average of the co-ordinates of A and B so if M=(-2,-4) and A= (-8,-5) and B= (x, y)
then -2 = (x+(-8))/2 and -4 = (y+(-5))/2
-4 = x-8 and -8 =y -5
so x= 4 and y = -3
2*(-2) - (-8) = -4 + 8 = 4
2*(-4) - (-5) = -8 + 5 = -3
Other endpoint = B = ( 4 , -3 ).
By the way, the problem says "find the missing midpoint", but they really meant find the missing endpoint.
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