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A line segment has endpointsA(-5, 1) and b(-3, 3) what is the midpoint of the segment​

A line segment has endpointsA(-5, 1) and b(-3, 3) what is the midpoint of the segment​
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A line segment has endpointsA(-5, 1) and b(-3, 3) what is the midpoint of the segment​

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Answer:

Midpoint = (x1+x2/2), (y1+y2/2)

= (- 5-3)/2, (1+3)/2

= (-4,2)

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The mid point of the segment would be (-4,2)
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