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Here is the problem
Slope = Change in y/change in x \[(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)\] Distance = \[\sqrt{(x_2-x_1)^2+(y_2-y_1)^2}\] Midpoint = \[(y_2+y_1)/2\] \[(x_2+x_1)/2\]
So what do they equal??
How about you try
didint work i keep getting like 5.567546
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For which one? Distance, slope, or midpoint?
What's giving you that value? midpoint, distance or slope?
midpoint
can u just tell me what they are Please ( I WILL GIVE YOU A MEDAL!! :)
@richardlong369 I want to help not to get medals. But anyway, if you use that formula your midpoint should be \[(1/2,5/4)\]
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And the REST ??
Because it is just simply plugging in x and y values and adding them together. Now just get the rest.
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