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What is the midpoint 50 150

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You need to find the range of 50 to 150 first

$150-50=100$

Half of 100 is 50

So add 50 to 50 and 50 subtract 50 from 150

$50+50=100$

$150-50=100$

Answer: 100 is the midpoint between 50 and 150

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