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When you use the midpoint formula,can you take either point as (x1, x2) or (x2, y2)/ Why or why not

When you use the midpoint formula,can you take either point as (x1, x2) or (x2, y2)/ Why or why not
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When you use the midpoint formula,can you take either point as (x1, x2) or (x2, y2)/ Why or why not

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yes you can
basicallly the midpoint formula takes the average of the 2 points
it doesn't matter order example
(3+5)/2=4=(5+3)/2=4

doesn't matter order
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