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alones (alones):

@aaronq Uhhh Help /.<

alones (alones):

So, find the midpoint of the line segment whose endpoint are (-3,-4) and (-7, 10) What I did is I lined them up \(\frac{ -3+(-7) }{ 2 } \) and \(\frac{ -3+(-7) }{ 2 }\) Well anyway but I keep on getting (-5, 3) Uhh

OpenStudy (abdullahm):

You did the same thing twice

OpenStudy (abdullahm):

One should be the x-values, the other should be the y-values

OpenStudy (abdullahm):

But your answer is correct

alones (alones):

LOL nooo i was saying \frac{ (-4+10) }{ 2 }

OpenStudy (abdullahm):

Yes, that is correct. Great job!

alones (alones):

**\(\frac{ (-2+10) }{ 2 }\)

alones (alones):

wait so it's right?

OpenStudy (abdullahm):

Yes

alones (alones):

Ooooh thanks lol xP

OpenStudy (abdullahm):

It was my pleasure!

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