Question

I’m confused on this one

Answer 1

Hey There @Zarias5,

`\text {The midpoint is located at \boxed{(-3,1)}}`

Step-by-step explanation

Use the midpoint formula in order to determine the midpoint:

`((x_(1) + x_(2))/(2) , (y_(1) + y_(2))/(2))`

Plug in the numbers into the formula.

`(\frac{4{} + -10{}}{2} , \frac{-4 + 6_{}}{2})`

Calculate.

4 + -10
`/` 2 = -3

-4 + 6
`/` 2 = 1

Hence, the midpoint is located at
`( -3,1)`

Answer 2

To find the midpoint, you should use the midpoint formula. The midpoint formula takes the x values of two points and averages it. The same is done for the y values to get a midpoint.

[ 4 + (-10) ] / 2 = -3

[ (-4) + 6 ] /2 = 1

Your midpoint is (-3, 1.)