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kainui · Answer

Show us your best attempt at solving it

anonymous · Answer

Would the first one be y2 - y1 / x2 - x1 ?

mayankdevnani · Answer

ALWAYS REMEMBER :-
If you have two co-ordinates, let we have (x1,y1) and (x2,y2)
So,to find MID POINT,

mayankdevnani · Answer

$$\large \bf \frac{x_1+x_2}{2},\frac{y_1+y_2}{2}$$

mayankdevnani · Answer

by using this,solve your questions !!

mayankdevnani · Answer

@CoolGuy13

anonymous · Answer

Would this work for all the questions?

mayankdevnani · Answer

yes,definitely :)

anonymous · Answer

Thanks (:

mayankdevnani · Answer

welcome :)

anonymous · Answer

The midpoint would be a coordinate?

anonymous · Answer

Like   (x,y) ? @mayankdevnani

mayankdevnani · Answer

yeah !!

anonymous · Answer

For the first one i got: (2.5,-4). Is that right?

anonymous · Answer

@mayankdevnani

mayankdevnani · Answer

correct !! good job :)