The coordinates of the endpoints of side YZ are:
Point Y: (3, -1)
Point Z: (-3, -1).
An endpoint is a point that marks the end of a line segment or a ray.
An endpoint refers to either of the two points that limit the line segment on both sides.
An endpoint tells where the line segment stops, beyond which it cannot exceed.
The formula for determing the endpoint of B((x)2 , (y)2 ) = (2(x)m - (x)1 , 2(y)m - (y)1 )
On the other hand, the coordinates include x representing the x-coordinates, y representing the y-coordinates in the linear equation, y = m x + b, where m also represents the slope or steepness and b represents the y-intercept, or point that intersects the y-axis.