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irga5000 [103]
4 years ago
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Suppose the coordinate of a is 0, ar = 5, and at =7. What are the possible coordinates of the midpoint of rt ?

Mathematics
1 answer:
77julia77 [94]4 years ago
4 0

Here 'a' corresponds to 0.

Now there are two possibilities for 'r' & 't'

Case 1.

They are on the same side to the right of 'a'

In that case 'r'  corresponds to 5 & 't' corresponds to 7.

The midpoint of 'r' and 't' shall be \frac{5+7}{2} =6

Case 2.

Both are on the left of 'a'.

In that case 'r' corresponds to -5 & 't' corresponds to -7

The midpoint shall be \frac{-7-5}{2} =-6

Case 3.

'r' in on the right of 'a' and 't' is on the left of 'a'

So 'r' corresponds to 5 and 't' corresponds to -7

The midpoint shall be \frac{-7+5}{2}=-1

Case 4.

'r' is on the left of 'a' & 't' is on the right of 'a'.

'r' corresponds to -5 & 't' corresponds to 7

The midpoint shall be \frac{-5+7}{2}=1

The possible coordinates of the midpoints of rt are 6, -6, 1, -1.

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