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Given points A(10, 4) and B(6, –12), show that P(4, –3) is on the perpendicular bisector of segment AB.
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ill help
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let me type it in & ill show u what i did
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oh we are kinda doing mid points lol
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Can you still help? And yes i think it's mid points (-:
ok goodie i can help it is a good thing i can do this lol
ok we know that the 1st point A: 10,4 & we know that point B: 6, -12 i sure hope so then i had + both of the points & then divided the BOTH of em after i got the answer oh -.25o or -1/4
that is suppose to be -.250 & or (-1/4)
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it worked ir welcome & dont 4 get the point for helping u lol
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