Question

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Answer 1

-3/2, -1

Explanation:

Each coordinate contains one
`x` value and one
`y` value,
`(x,y)`.

If we work out the midpoint of each of these individually, it makes it much easier to find the midpoint of the line.

Let's take the
`x` values first. Our first
`x` value is -4 and our second
`x` value is 1. Imagine the integers between -4 and 1 laid out in a sequence:

`-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1`

If you take the middle value of this sequence, you get the midpoint of the
`x` values.

In this case, the middle is between values -2 and -1, leaving us with a midpoint of -1.5. This as a fraction is
`-(3)/(2)`.

Now let's look at the
`y` values. Our first
`y` value is 2 and our second
`y` value is -4. Again, let's imagine those numbers laid out in a sequence:

`2, 1, 0, -1, -2, -3, -4`

Here, the middle of these values is -1, and this is the midpoint of the
`y` values.

So if we put these two values in a coordinate, we get the midpoint of the line.

In this case, we get
`(-(3)/(2) ,-1)`.