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" . __________________________________________________
Hand in hand, we stood in the line for our amusement park tickets. The line seemed to go on forever. I waited impatiently, bouncing on the balls of my feet. At long last, mother handed me my pass. Then she took my hand in hers, and off we went toward the house of mirrors.
The use of government expenditure and taxation to impact the economy is a big part of policy. A governing body inside a company is more likely to establish policies. Most policies' significance as a policy instrument has grown and gone. Before 1930, a laissez-faire, or small government, approach dominated. When it comes to influencing the economy, policymakers have two basic tools: monetary policy and fiscal policy.
