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Adding the coordinates of two points together and dividing them by two gives you back the midpoint of the segment.

i.e. the x coordinate for the midpoint is (-2+(-10))/2=-6
the y coordinate for the midpoint is (7+(-1))/2=3

Hence, the midpoint is (-6,3)

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