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Point a is at (-7,-7) and m is at (-6,-1) what are the coordinates of point b

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Answer:

The coordinates of point b are (-5,5).

Explanation:

Given:

Point a is at (-7,-7) and m is at (-6,-1).

So, to find the coordinates of point b.

Let a (-7,-7) be
(x_(1),y_(1)), m (-6,-1) and b
(x_(2) ,y_(2)).

Now, putting the formula to get the coordinates:


m=(x_(1)+x_(2))/(2) , (y_(1)+y_(2))/(2)


(-6,-1)=(-7+x_(2))/(2) , (-7+y_(2))/(2)

So, here we will make two equations to find the value of
x_(2) andy_(2):


-6=(-7+x_(2))/(2)

multiplying both sides by 2


-12=-7+x_(2)


-5=x_(2)

And, now same method for getting the value of
y_(2).


-1=(-7+y_(2))/(2)

multiplying both sides by 2


-2=-7+y_(2)


5=y_(2).

The value of
(x_(2) ,y_(2)) =
(-5,5)
.

Therefore, the coordinates of point b are (-5,5).

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