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2 years ago

Refer to the number line. Find the coordinate of point Y such that the ratio of CY to YE is 1:1

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melisa1 [442]2 years ago

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The coordinate of point Y with the given ratio is -1

<h3>How to find the coordinate of point Y with the given ratio?</h3>

The ratio of CY to YE is given as

CY : YE = 1 : 1

Also, the positions of C and E are

C = -4

E = 2

The coordinate of point Y with the given ratio is calculated as:

Y = CY/(CY + YE) * (C + E)

This gives

Y = 1/2 * (-4 + 2)

Evaluate the expression

Y = -1

Hence, the coordinate of point Y with the given ratio is -1

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