I need someone to check my answer!
A segment from one of the vertices of a triangle to the midpoint of the opposite side is called a median. Consider the triangle defined by A=(-2,0), B=(6,0), and C=(4,6). Find an equation for the line that contains the median drawn from A to BC
@mathstudent55 can you please check my answer? I got y=1x-2
@Luigi0210 ?
@wio help?
What is the median?
Does it mean BC is split in half equally?
I'm not sure
I think so. Anyway, how did you get your answer?
I used the median equation to find the answer and then I found the slope and plugged it into y=mx+b
What's the median equation?
X1+x2/2= xm. y1+y2/2=ym
Okay so you used that to get the midpoint between B and C Then used the midpoint and A to find the slope?
Yes
Okay then that sounds correct.
So then my answer is correct?
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