Find the midpoint of the segment with the given endpoints.g(–3, –5) and h(1, –1)

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We have that
g(–3, –5) and h(1, –1)

the x-coordinate of midpoint is
Mx=(-3+1)/2----> -1
the y-coordinate of midpoint is
My=(-5-1)/2----> -3

the answer is (-1,-3)

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