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Verdich [7]3 years ago

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Find the midpoint:

m= x1+x2/2; y1+y2/2

m= 9+-1/2; 8+-2/2

m= 8/2; 6/2

m= (4,3)

(4,3) is your answer.

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$W(-2,-1) \to \\W \ ' \ (-4,4)\\\\X(0,2) \to \\X \ ' \ (0,4)\\\\Y(3,-1) \to \\Y \ ' \ (6,-2)\\\\V(-2,-1) \to \\V \ ' \ (-4,-2)\\\\$

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W ' = (-4, 4)
X ' = (0, 4)
Y ' = (6, -2)

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