The answer is: "1" . ________________________________ Explanation: ________________________ To start, we find this coordinates of this "point that splits the segment in half", known as the "half-point"; or, even more formally, known as the "midpoint", using the following "midpoint formula"; in which "M" refers to the "midpoint": ____________________________________ Given two coordinates (points) on a (straight line segment): ______________________________ (x₁, y₁) ; AND: (x₂ ,y₂ ) ;
The midpoint , "M": ___________________________________ M = (x₁ + x₂) / 2 , (y₁ + y₂) / 2 ; ____________________________________
in which: " (x₁ + x₂) / 2 " ; refers to the "x-coordinate" of the midpoint;
AND: "(y₁ + y ₂) / 2 " ; refers to the "y-coordinate" of the midpoint; _______________________________________________________ If given two particular points, use can use point to start with, as long os the second one is used for the next one: ___________________________________________________ So, given: Point A: (4,3) ; 4 = x₁ ; 3 = y₁ ; Pont B: (-2,6) -2 = x₂ ; 6 = y₂ ; ___________________________________________________ The midpoint , "M": ___________________________________ M = (x₁ + x₂) / 2 , (y₁ + y₂) / 2 = ? Substitute the values: _______________________________________________ M = [4 +(-2)] / 2 , (3 + 6) / 2 ;
→ [(4 <span>− 2) / 2 ] , [(3+6) / 2 ] ;
</span>→ (2/2), (9/2) ;
→ (1, 4.5) __________________________________ The midpoint is: (1, 4.5). This very question asks to find the "x-value" of the midpoint, which is "1" . (Since: x =1, y = 4.5). ________________________________________ So, the answer is: "1" . __________________________________________________
Malwa Plateau, plateau region in north-central India. It is bounded by the Madhya Bharat Plateau and Bundelkhand Upland to the north, the Vindhya Range to the east and south, and the Gujarat Plains to the west. Of volcanic origin, the plateau comprises central Madhya Pradesh state and southeastern Rajasthan state
Lithosphere provides us forests and grasslands for grazing land for agriculture and human settlements and also rich source of minerals. The lithosphere contains different types of rocks such as the igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks, it helps to provide the necessary nutrients required to plants.
When the ice age ended, the glaciers slowly retreated until they reached their current extent limited to the polar regions and alpine mountain climates. The land covered by ice had also been depressed by the weight of the massive glaciers and consequently began to rebound in the centuries following the retreat of the ice sheets. These once frozen lands also turned into large boreal forests with rich ecosystems.
