On a standard xy-graph, what is the midpoint between (-2, 4) and (1, -2)?

James Sun asked Jan 12, 2023

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James Sun asked Jan 12, 2023

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Answer: m=(-1/2. 1)

Explanation:

m=midpoint

m=((-2+1)/2, (4+(-2))/2)

m=(-1/2, (4-2)/2)

m=(-1/2, 2/2)

m=(-1/2. 1)

Drico answered Jan 17, 2023

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