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Find the coordinates of the midpoint of the segment whose endpoints are given . e(4,-4) , f (1,7)

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Let g(x,y) be the midpoint of the segment ef;
So, x = (4+1)/2; then x = 5/2;
y = (-4+7)/2; then y = 3/2;
Finally, g(5/2,3/2).

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