Midpoint formula:
x, y = (x2+x1/2), (y2+y1/2)
x, y= (3+8/2), (4-4/2)
x, y= (5.5), (0)
Therefor the midpoint is (5.5, 0)
Hope I helped :)
The answer depends on the perspective; however, this question is often meant to be a "trick question"; with the answer being: 2 (two) apples!
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The rationale behind this answer is that if there are three apples, but you "take 2 away" you now have "2" apples, because YOU are the one who "took away the 2 apples"—so presumably, YOU have the "2 apples" that YOU "took away"!
The answer is C, 1.
In a number line, the larger number it gets, the more of the right side they're. The smaller the number, the more left side they get.
So, on a number line, 1 is just at the right side of 0, all the other options are at least one more place away from 0.
A graph that uses vertical or horizontal bars to display data is called a bar graph. It is really useful in showing comparisons between multiple data groups. Also, it can be used to track changes over time. Hope this helped!
Answer:
(y-18%) + (y+8%)
Step-by-step explanation:
