The formula to find the midpoint of a segment is ((x1 + x2)/2,),(y1 + y2)/2).
The x coordinate of the first point is -4, and the x coordinate of the second point is -8. The y coordinate of the first point is 6, and the y coordinate of the second point is -2. Now, we can plug these into our formula.
((-4 + (-8))/2), (6 + (-2))/2)) = (-12/2), (4/2) = (-6, 2)
So, (-6, 2) is the midpoint of the segment.
Answer:
*assuming you know the concept of proportionality*
since L is directly proportional to T, an increase in L will result in an increase in T
so the solution of the first part is increases
in part 2, y is inversely proportional to x
which means that an increase in y will result in a decrease in x and vice-versa
So the answer of the second part is decreases
in part 3, since x is directly proportional to y, an increase in x will result in an increase in y
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