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Volgvan
3 years ago
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the coordinates of point t are ​(0,2). the midpoint of st is ​(1,-6) find the coordinates of point s.

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sasho [114]3 years ago
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Question

the coordinates of point t are ​(0,2). the midpoint of st is ​(1,-6) find the coordinates of point s.

Answer:

(10,-14)

Step-by-step explanation:

0 + x

---------   = 5            Multiply both sides by 2 ---->   0 + x = 10  or x = 10

   2

2 + y

--------   = -8         Multiply both sides by 2  ---->  2 + y = -16   or y = -14        

   2

Therefore, the coordinates of point S should be at (10,-14)

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