Answer:
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X + (2 10)/(30 x)
The gcd of 10 and 30 is 10, so 10/30 = (10×1)/(10×3) = 10/10×1/3 = 1/3:
x + 2/(3 x)
Put each term in x + 2/(x 3) over the common denominator 3 x: x + 2/(x 3) = (3 x^2)/(3 x) + 2/(3 x):
(3 x^2)/(3 x) + 2/(3 x)
(3 x^2)/(3 x) + 2/(3 x) = (3 x^2 + 2)/(3 x):
Answer: (3 x^2 + 2)/(3 x)
Hey there!
To find the x-value of the midpoint, you add the two x-values of the endpoints and the divide the result by two.
-12+0=-12
-12/2=-6
So, the x-value of our midpoint is -6.
To find the y-value of a midpoint, you do the same thing as with the x-values but with the y-values.
2+14=16
16/2=8
Our y-value is 8.
Therefore, our midpoint is (-6,8)
I hope that this helps!
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