M is the midpoint of JK. The coordinates of J are (6,3) and the coordinates M are (-3,4), find the coordinates of K.

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Shadow · Answer

Hmm I feel like I answered this exact question a while ago

inyoskin · Answer

Is it as simple as a distance formula then double it. As in times it by 2.

Shadow · Answer

https://questioncove.com/users/inyoskin#/updates/5bf5d4563cd7fcbaa748a800

Shadow · Answer

You could do that, but it's a bit unorthodox.

Shadow · Answer

You'd have to follow the identified slopes between the endpoint and the midpoint to find the other endpoint.

Shadow · Answer

If you do it my way, as I explained on the question you posted a week ago, it's simple algebra.

inyoskin · Answer

Thank you and I'm sorry I didn't understand last time and I Just came back to it after the holiday again. I will try and go back to understand it if I can.

Shadow · Answer

https://questioncove.com/study#/updates/5bf5d4563cd7fcbaa748a800

Shadow · Answer

Here's a link directly to the question...

inyoskin · Answer

Thanks again i'm understanding it a lot better now.