Step-by-step explanation:
Use midpoint formula,
x = -6/2 = -3 , y=2/2 =1
(x,y)=(-3,1)
so , the coordinates of mid point of line segment is M (-3,1)
Finding the midpoint between two points on a line involves three steps:
1. Find the distance between the two points
2. Find half of that distance
3. Either add that half to the lowest point, or subtract it from the highest point.
To find the distance between 52 and -18, we can take the absolute value of their difference. The reason we take the absolute value is to force the sign to be positive, since distances can never be negative. -18 - 52 = -70, and |-70| = 70.
Second, we find half of that distance, which in this case would be 70/2 = 35.
Finally, we add that value to -18 to find a midpoint of -18 + 35 = 17.
Linear Equation
A linear equation is any equation involving one or two variables whose exponents are one. In the case of one variable, one solution exists for the equation. For example, with 2x = 6, x can only be 3.
Linear Inequalities
A linear inequality is any statement involving one or two variables whose exponents are one, where inequality rather than equality is the center of focus
