The midpoint M and one endpoint of JK are given. Find the coordinates of the other endpoint. J(7,2) and M(1,-2)
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Step-by-step explanation:
Xj + Xk/2 = Xm
7 + Xk/2 = 1
to get rid of the bracket, multiply all two sides by the denominator.
2(7 + Xk/2) = 1(2)
7 + Xk = 2
Xk = 2 - 7
Xk = -5
Yj + Yk/2 = Ym
2 + Yk/2 = -2
to get rid of the bracket, multiply all two sides by the denominator.
2(2 + Yk/2) = -2(2)
2 + Yk = -4
Yk = -4 - 2
Yk = -6
Therefore the coordinates of point K is (-5,-6)
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