Given triangle GHI with G (4, -3), H (-4, 2), and I (2, 4), find the perpendicular bisector of HI in standard form.

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anonymous · Answer

Hi!

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Hello

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Do you have a starting point in your work? Or don't know where to start?

anonymous · Answer

I'm not sure where to start, I'm pretty sure I need to find the midpoint of HI though.

anonymous · Answer

Correct! Let's get started I'll walk you through it

anonymous · Answer

Alright thank you :)

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Of Course :)
Now, we are given the information that triangle GHI, 
G = (4, 3)
H = (-4, 2)
I = (2, 4)

anonymous · Answer

If we graph each of those points individually, where are they?

anonymous · Answer

You mean what quadrant?

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How do each of the points look plotted on a graph

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anonymous · Answer

Oh okay, thanks ^^

anonymous · Answer

|dw:1452620231682:dw| As of right now this is what our triangle looks like

anonymous · Answer

So what type of triangle is it?

anonymous · Answer

I'm guessing isosceles?

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Right! :)

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Sorry I have to go but that site should help.

anonymous · Answer

Yes it does, thank you!

anonymous · Answer

Great! :)