Question

K is the midpoint of LM . The coordinates of K are
(3, 5) and the coordinates of L are (-5, -6), find the coordinates of M.

Answer 1

(x1+x2/2) , (y1+y2/2)=\(c1,c2)

Answer 2

If K is the midpoint then the distance between L and K is equal to the distance between K and M, since they give you the points L and K, use the distance formula to figure out the distance between K and M and you'll get the coordinates

Answer 3

take m =(x2,y2 ) as it is .... (c1,c2)=(3,5)

(x1,x2)=(-5,-6)

Answer 4

it would be easy if u use mid point formula .......

Answer 5

so the answer is (-5,-6)

Answer 6

No that's the coordinates for L

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

Distance=\[\sqrt{(x _{2}-x _{1})^{2}+(y _{2}-y _{1})^{2}}\]