Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
The other endpoint is (1, -17).
The midpoint formula is:

Using our midpoint and endpoint, we have:

For the first equation (to find the x-coordinate) we will multiply both sides by 2:

Subtract 11 from both sides:
12 - 11 = 11+x₂ - 11
1 = x₂
For the second equation (the y-coordinate) we multiply both sides by 2:

Add 5 to both sides:
-22+5 = -5+y₂ + 5
-17 = y₂
This means that (x₂, y₂) is at (1, -17).
Answer:
not sure which is the origional-
if the big one is the origiinal, then 1/2
if the small one is the origional- then 2-1
OM and OP will coincide a second time after 120 seconds. You could visualize it as ray OP moving at 3 degrees/second relative to OM.
Using this visualization, we find that OM makes 30*60*3/360 rotations (minutes * 60 * rotational speed/360 degrees in a rotation), which is 15, and that OP makes 30*60*6/360 or 30 rotations, which is 15 more than OM.