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3 years ago

The endpoints of RS are R: (9,-4) and S: (2, -8).

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Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago

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Answer:

B, (11/2,-6)

Step-by-step explanation:

to get the midpoint of two endpoints, simply take the average of each corresponding coordinate

midpoint: ((Rx+Sx)/2,(Ry+Sy/2)).

((9+2/2),(-4+-8/2)) = (11/2,-12/2) = (11/2,-6)

the midpoint formula in general is : ((x+x1)/2),(y+y1)/2))

where x1 is the initial or first x coordinate, y1 is the initial or first y coordinate, x is the second, last, or final x coordinate. and y is the second, last, or final y coordinate.

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