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find the midpoint of -5 and 14 I got 7/2?
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9.5; (5+14)/2
so its 19/2?
yea, or nine and one half
ok thanks!
just curious as to why it would not be 9/2 since it is a -5?
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You don't add -5 because you are considering the distance between the two points. Think of a number line this case. The total distance always has to be absolute value. Or in order words we don't have negative distance.
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