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What is the midpoint of a segment with endpoints (-3, 2) and (7, -5)?

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Answer:


(2,-1.5)

Explanation:

The midpoint formula goes as follows:


(x,y)=((x1+x2)/(2) , (y1+y2)/(2))

Lets plug in our values, let x1 be -3, x2 be 7, y1 be 2, y2 be -5.


((-3+7)/(2) , (2+-5)/(2))

Solve numerators


((4)/(2) , (-3)/(2))

Solve


(2 , -1.5)

Therefore the midpoint must be at
(2,-1.5)

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