Point E is located at (2, −3), and point F is located at (−2, −1). Find the y-value for the point that is 3 over 4 the distance from point E to point F.
−2.5
−2
−1
−1.5

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Point E is located at (2, −3), and point F is located at (−2, −1). Find the y-value for the point that is 3 over 4 the distance from point E to point F.
−2.5
 −2
 −1
 −1.5

theyadoreshayyy · Answer

@Honda

Honda · Answer

I can't help you on this one. sorry

theyadoreshayyy · Answer

its okay thank you anyways

duhhitxmelivv · Answer

Find the Distance between the y-coordinates of Point E and F.
E(2.-3) F(-2,-1) 
y1=-3, y2 = -1
Calculate 3/4 of the distance between y-coordinates of E and F
3/4 * 2 = 3/2 = 1.5
We need to find the distance from Point E . That's why we add 1.5 to the y-coordinate E 
Y=-3+1.5= -1.5