Point m is the midpoint of AB. if the coordinates of m (2,8) in the coordinates of A (10, 12) are the coordinates of B

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Point m is the midpoint of AB. if the coordinates of m (2,8) in the coordinates of A (10, 12) are the coordinates of B this is your answer 4/8

grigory [225]3 years ago

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The coordinates of B would be at (-7,5) on the graph

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