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How to find the midpoint using coordinates A(-1,5), B(2,-3)

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The midpoint formula is (x1+x2)/(2),(y1+y2)/(2). The coordinates will be substituted into this formula: (-1+2)/(2), (5+-3)/(2). This simplifies to (1/2,1). This is the midpoint. Hope this helped!

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