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Which is the other endpoint of a line segment with one endpoint at (-2, 5) and midpoint at (3, 1)?

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The answer is e (8,-3) because the slope is -4/5 and if you continue from he midpoint to the other end, (3,1) you get the other endpoint at (8,-3)

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The answer is D. (5,-4)

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