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3 years ago

PLEASE EXPLAIN ?? I just need it explained how to do it step by step so I can do the next one ((:

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GrogVix [38]3 years ago

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L (4, 6) M (-2, 1)
The width of the line is the difference in "X" values (4 minus -2 = 6) and the height is the difference in "Y" values (6 minus 1 =5)

So the midpoint of LM will be a point that is half-way of the "X" and "Y" distances (6/2 = 3 and 5/2 - 2.5)
"X" goes from -2 to 4. Adding 3 to -2 equals 1
"Y" goes from 1 to 6. Adding 2.5 to 1 equals 3.5
So the midpoint = (1, 3.5)

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