The midpoint of A (-4, 2) and B(8, 5) is A.(2, 7/2) B.(-6, 3/2) C.(4, 7/2)

2 answers:

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The midpoint of two points can be obtained by taking the average between the two abscissas or two ordinates. In this case ,the x-value of the midpoint is equal to (-4+8)/2 equal to 2 while the y-value of the midpoint is equalto (2+5)/2 equal to 7/2. Hence the answer is A.

denpristay [2]2 years ago

7 0

Midpoint = (-4+8/2 , 2+5/2)
= (4/2, 7/2)
= (2, 7/2)
A. (2, 7/2)

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