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M is the midpoint of JK. Find the coordinates of K. J(-8,4), M(-1,1)
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hi there! We again, would use the midpoint formula \[\huge~\rm~\frac{ x_2+x_1 }{ 2},\frac{ y_2+y_1 }{ 2 } \]
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