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If line mn is the diameter of a circle with M(-3, -4) and N(-7, -14), find the center of the circle
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the centre of the circle will be the midpoint of the diameter. so find the midpoint of (-3, -4) and (-7, -14)
Midpoint: \[(\frac{ x _{2} +x _{1}}{ 2 }, \frac{ y _{2} +y _{1}}{ 2 })\] = ((-7-3)/2,((-14-4)/2) = (-5,-9)
Center is (-5,-9)
why give the answer... just give the formula for the midpoint. Let the asker work through the information
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