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What is the mid point. ? P(10, 2), Q(7, -3)
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x1+x2/2, y2+y1/2
Okay i got \[\sqrt{137}\]
is the right.?
keep the two points separated so (x,y) is your answer since it's point. so it's not right
So what would the distance formula for the would be.?
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it's midpoint not distance for your question. did you mean distance from start?
yes.
for distance formula it's not correct
im trying to find the mid point for P(10, 2), Q(7, -3)
ok you where confusing, so you said yes to my question. so use the 1st formula y2-y1 then divde by 2 so 2+-3 = -1/2 = -.5 do same for x you get your point
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yes i was getting confuse lol
you do same for x so x2-x1/2 gets you x point so (x,-.5)
the x is 17/2 so midpoint is (17/2,-.5)
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