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Find midpoint: A (0,1) B (-1, 2/3)
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One question at a time? Did you give up?
\[(x,y)_{mid} = \frac{x_1 + x_2}{2} + \frac{y_1+y_2}{2}\]
\[(-1/2, 5/6)\]
I think that's it
Kinda. And I gave up on this particular question because as simple as midpoint is, the fraction made it seem rather frightening
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I was talking about the other question. I posted a good set up for you to start.
I'm pretty sure you know how to add and multiply fractions
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