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Given A= (-5,-4) and B=(-3,-3), what is the midpoint of segment AB

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Answer:

mid point of segment AB=-4,-3.5

Explanation:

mid point segment AB=
(X_1+X_2)/(2),(Y_1+Y_2)/(2)

mid point of segment AB=
(-5+(-3))/(2),(-4+(-3)))/(2)

mid point of segment AB=
(-8)/(2),(-7)/(2)

mid point of segment AB=-4,
(-7)/(2)

mid point of segment AB=-4,-3.5 answer

User Tygzy
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Answer:

The required midpoints are (-4, -3.5).

Explanation:

Given that the endpoints are A( -5, -4) and B ( -3, -3)-

As we know that-

If a line segment AB is with endpoints (
x_(1),y_(1) ) and (
x_(2), y_(2) ) then the mid points C are-

C = (
\frac{x_(1) + x_(2)} {2} ,
(y_(1) + y_(2) )/(2) )

Here,

A ( -5, -4 ) and B ( -3, -3 )

then the midpoints C are-

C = (
(-5 + (-3))/(2),
(-4 + (-3))/(2)

C= ( -8/2 , -7/2 )

C = ( -4, -3.5 )

Hence the required midpoints are (-4, -3.5).

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