whats the midpoint between the points P(10, -5) and Q(8, -7).

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aonz · Answer

hero · Answer

@AonZ, what's wrong with just typing the midpoint formula:

$$m = \left(\frac{x_1 + x_2}{2}, \frac{y_1 + y_2}{2}\right)$$

aonz · Answer

i dont know latex or anything

aonz · Answer

it will look horribly messy

hero · Answer

It will let you preview before you post.

hero · Answer

For a fraction you type `$$\frac{a}{b}$$`

hero · Answer

For Parentheses you type `$$\left(\right)$$`

hero · Answer

Try it @celecity

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{10+8}{2}$$ Woo hoo fractions

hero · Answer

What took you so long?

anonymous · Answer

I was experimenting with the parentheses and how to combine the two

hero · Answer

$$\frac{\left(10+8\right)}{2}$$

hero · Answer

To see the code, Right Click (on the expression)--> Show Math As --> Tex Commands

hero · Answer

You learn by looking at other people's code.