3 years ago

Find the midpoint between each pair of coordinates. select the correct answer. (-8, -8), (4, 8)

1 answer:

6 0

Mid point b/w pair of coordinate (xo ,yo) ,(x1,y1)
X = xo+x1/2
y= yo+y1/2
thus mid point between (-8,-8),(4,8)
X = -8+4/2= -2
y= -8+8/2 = 0
(-2,0) will be the midpoint

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