<span><span>(<span>−6, −14</span>)</span><span>(<span>−1, −7</span>)
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Q = 3s - 9/6
q = 3(s - 3)/6
q = s - 3/2
6q + 9 = 3s
6q + 9/3 = s
3(2q + 3)/3 = s
2q + 3 = s
s = 2q + 3
Answer:
Add all and you will get the answer...........
To determine the coordinates of the midpoints of a line segment, get the average of the both the abscissas and ordinates. In this example, the average of the abscissas is 22 and that of the ordinates is -4. Thus, the midpoint is (22, -4).
6 I think because 6•3=18, 6•7=42, and 6•2=12
