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Line K bisects HJ if H = (-1,5) and J = (2,-3) find the midpoint
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Line K bisects HJ if H = (-1,5) and J = (2,-3) find the midpoint

User Rodrigo Lopez Guerra
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Answer:

I(1/2;1)

Explanation:

if the midpoint is I(x;y)

=>
\left \{ {{y=(5-3)/(2)=1 } \atop {x=(-1+2)/(2)=(1)/(2) }} \right.

=> I(1/2;1)

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