Answer:
The coordinates of the midpoints are the average coordinates of the endpoints. Suppose (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) are the endpoints and (xm,ym) is the midpoint, we have xm=x1+x22 and ym=y1+y22 . Therefore, 2xm=x1+x2 and 2ym=y1+y2 . From there, we should be able to figure the other endpoint out given an endpoint and the midpoint.
Answer:
doesnt this count as plagirism
Step-by-step explanation:
Hey there!
You can plug this into the slope equation to find the slope.
m= (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
Plug in two points. I chose (0,4) and (1,7).
m= (7-4)/(1-0)
m= (3)/(1)
m= 3
3 is your answer.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
X + 0.5y = 3
x^2 - y = 15
from the first equation:-
0.5y = 3 - x
y = 6 - 2x
Substitute for y in second equation:-
x^2 - (6 - 2x) = 15
x^2 + 2x - 21 = 0
x = [-2 +/- sqrt((4 - 4*-21)] / 2
= 3.6904 , -5.6904
Plugging in these into first equation we get
3.6904 + 0.5y = 3 so y = 2(3-3.6904) = -1.3808
-5.6904 + 0.5y = 3 so y = 2(3 + 5.6904) = 17.3808
Solution is x = 3.690, y = -1.381 ; x = -5.690, y = 17.38 ( to 4 s.f's)
