The answer is (-2,-4) to solve this you need to add the X’s and divide by 2 and that will be your X for the midpoint, you do the same with the Y’s to find the y for your midpoint
Answer:
isosceles trapezoid
Step-by-step explanation:
1) find the distance of the points

AB = 
BC = |7-4| = 3
CD = 
AD = |9-2| = 7
2) equation of the line that passes threw BC
y = 7
3) equation of the line that passes threw AD
y = 5
conclusion
the quadrilateral has two parallel sides and two congruent sides, so it is a isosceles trapezoid
Step one:
ALWAYS set equation equal to zero, which in this case has already been done for us.
Step two:
Figure out what formula you need to use in order to solve in this case I'd use the Quadratic formula.
a=1
b=9
c=2
Quadratic formula:

Then you would plug in the information.

The solve for what is underneath the square root ONLY.

Since you cannot solve this any further, your final two answers are...

Refer to the figure shown below.
The coordinates of point m are (2,5).
Let (x,y) = the coordinates of pont n.
Because mn = 4, use the Pythagorean theorem to obtain
(x - 2)² + (y - 5)² = 4²
This represents a circle with center at (2,5) and radus = 4.
Answer:
Possible coordinates for n lie on the circle (x-2)² + (y-5)² = 16.