The coordinates of quadrilateral FGHJ are F(-5, -3), G(-3, 3), H(3, 5), and J(7, -1).
1 answer:
To find the midpoint of line FG, we have to use the following midpoint formula , which is
In the given question,
x1= -5, y1= -3 , x2=-3, y2=3
Substituting the values of x1,y1,x2 and y2 in the formula of the midpoint, we will get
So the midpoint of the given line is (-4,0) and hence the correct option is the first option .
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