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Midpoint formula:
\[(x_{2}+x_{1})/2,(y_{2}+y_{1})/2\]
I'll do line AD and you can do the rest hopefully, I'll help if you need.
Point A= (0, 3) Point D= (-2, -1)
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okay yeah that would help its been awhile since I've had to do math
-2+0/2, is -1. So your midpoint x coordinate is -1. 3+(-1)/2, 3-1=2, 2/2=1 So your midpoint y coordinate is 1. (-1, 1)
okay thank you i remember doing this awhile back so it brings back memories of doing it
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