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Find the midpoint of the points (2,-5) and (-3, 0).
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There's an easy way and a really hard way. I opt for the easy way, so I'm guessing you are also. Here goes...
The midpoint coordinate of x will be the average of the x coordiantes of the 2 given points. Same with y.
to get the mid point is the same as finding the average you will add the x coordinates together and divide it by two then add y coordinates and divide by two they are you midpoint coordinates for x and y
You would subtract the x of one coordinate by the other, and do the same with the y. The answers you get can be put into a coordinate which becomes the midpoint.
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Make sense?
can u draw it ?
|dw:1348249253378:dw| A little sloppy.
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