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Find the midpoint of W(-7,5) Y(-3,-10)
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do u know the formula for midpoint?
nope
\[\frac{ x1+x2 }{ 2 } , \frac{ y1+y2 }{ 2}\]
so as you can see the x values are -7 and -3. y values are 5 and -10
always x value is first then y value like this (x,y)
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no you just plug in your values into formula
\[x= \frac{ (-7)+(-3) }{ 2 } , y= \frac{ (5+(-10) }{ 2}\]
can u plz calculate?
x=-5, y=-2.5?
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that's it? wow thanks(:
yes :) nw
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