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What is the midpoint between (8, -5) and (2, -2)? (5, -1.5) (10, -7) (3, -1.5) (5, -3.5)
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Use the midpoint formula: x1 + x2/2, y1 + y2/2
It's not B. Plug the coordinates into the formula to get your answer.
\[\left( 5,-7/2 \right)\approx \left( 5,-3.5 \right)\]
(8 = x1, -5 = y1) and (2 = x2, -2 = y2)
So 8 + 2/2, -5 + (-2)/2 The answer is (5, -3.5). Once you have the formula you just plug in the numbers and solve. Does that make sense?
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oh I get it thx
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