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Midpoint of the segment between the points (−5,13) and (6,4)

User Dfrib
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4 votes

Answer:
(0.5,8.5)

Explanation:

We need to use the following formula to find the Midpoint "M":


M=((x_1+x_2)/(2),(y_1+y_2)/(2))

Given the points (-5,13) and (6,4) can identify that:


x_1=-5\\x_2=6\\\\y_1=13\\y_2=4

The final step is to substitute values into the formula.

Therefore, the midpoint of the segment between the points (-5,13) and (6,4) is:


M=((-5+6)/(2),(13+4)/(2))\\\\M=((1)/(2),(17)/(2))\\\\M=(0.5,8.5)

User Eric Nordvik
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Answer:


((1)/(2),(17)/(2))

Explanation:

Midpoint formula is


( (x + x_1)/(2),(y + y_1)/(2))

The given points are,

(-5,13) and (6,4)


( (-5 + 6)/(2),(13+4)/(2))


( (1)/(2),(17)/(2))

Hence the midpoint of the segment between (-5,13) and (6,4) is


( (1)/(2),(17)/(2))

User Jess Jacobs
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