Which is the midpoint of the segment that joins (3,6) and (5,−2)?

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m= x1+x2/2; y1+y2/2

m= 3+5/2; 6+(-2)/2

m= 8/2; 4/2

m = (4,2)

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Teatro answered Mar 28, 2019

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