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If F is the midpoint of "EG", E is at (2, -3) and F is at (6, -7), find the length of "EG". (round to nearest hundredth)
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Do you know how to you the distance formula?
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first, use that on the two coordinates given. that will give you the length of ef. since f is the midpoint of eg, the length of eg has to be double the length of ef. understand?
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