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What are the coordinates of the midpoint of the line segment with endpoints B(9, −8) and C(2, −5) ? PLEASE ANSWER TODAYYYY

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The answer is (5.5,-6.5) because you find the midpoint for the x-axis which is 9+2 then divide by 2 then do the same for the y-axis and place them together.

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