rose12345:
helppppp
Lars:
Okay, first off, a midpoint is the point in the middle of a line segment that is dividing a line segment in half, so the halfway between two end points. Formula that you can use: (x1 + x2)/2, (y1 + y2)/2 Here is a calculator if you need it: https://www.omnicalculator.com/math/midpoint#:~:text=Measure%20the%20distance%20between%20the,endpoints%20and%20divide%20by%202.
youngtringotringo:
so first off, a midpoint is the point in the middle of a line segment that is dividing a line segment in half, so the halfway between two end points. Formula that you can use: (x1 + x2)/2, (y1 + y2)/2
Lars:
youngtringotringo:
[/quote] Literally what I said lol. [/quote] what do you mean
youngtringotringo:
this site sucks
Lars:
youngtringotringo:
no?
Lars:
youngtringotringo:
so confused
rose12345:
brooooo youngtringotringo shut up u not helping at all u just getting someone else's work and trying to make it seem like u did something but in reality it was Lars words/ work
youngtringotringo:
what do you mean...
rose12345:
shut up with ur wdym's
rose12345:
u know what i mean
youngtringotringo:
i have no clue what you mean...
rose12345:
act dumb kid idc
youngtringotringo:
WHAT DO YOU MEAAAAN
rose12345:
shut up an get out u not helping at all byeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
youngtringotringo:
HOW I FGAVE YOU THE ANSWER
Lars:
rose12345:
i don't need ur answer ok so byeeeeeeeee leave us alone
youngtringotringo:
i liteerallyyyy gave you the answer
rose12345:
i said i don't need ur answer that u got from someone else
rose12345:
u never did it yourself
youngtringotringo:
do you n eed me to write it again for you
youngtringotringo:
ok...so first off, a midpoint is the point in the middle of a line segment that is dividing a line segment in half, so the halfway between two end points. Formula that you can use: (x1 + x2)/2, (y1 + y2)/2
rose12345:
nope i said leave
youngtringotringo:
do you need me to clarify more? is that what you're implying?
youngtringotringo:
to begin with, a midpoint is the point in the middle of a line segment that is dividing a line segment in half, so the halfway between two end points. Formula that you can use: (x1 + x2)/2, (y1 + y2)/2
rose12345:
brooooo i got the answer so leaveeeeeeeeeeeeeee
youngtringotringo:
i know you got the answer from me
rose12345:
i don't need someone elses work
youngtringotringo:
well i just gave you the answer
rose12345:
what do u think the answer was
youngtringotringo:
give me medal
Lars:
💀
rose12345:
i don't give metal to ppl that ask and the ppl that copy other ppl and make it seem like they did the work
youngtringotringo:
yeahh youre not supposed to give people metal...its medal.
rose12345:
haha autocorrect
youngtringotringo:
thats it. im blowing up the orphanage.
rose12345:
shut up and leave u getting really annoying
youngtringotringo:
thats it. im NOT blowing up the orphanage.
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