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the formula is: to find the x- coordinate: (x2+x1) divided by 2 and the find the y- coordinate: (y2+y1) divided by 2 This is an example: find the midpoint of (6, 1) (-2,5) x1= 6 y1= 1 x2= -2 y2= 5 -2+6=4 4/2= 2 5+1=6 6/2= 3 so, the midpoint is (2,3)



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the formula is: to find the x- coordinate: (x2+x1) divided by 2 and the find the y- coordinate: (y2+y1) divided by 2 This is an example: find the midpoint of (6, 1) (-2,5) x1= 6 y1= 1 x2= -2 y2= 5 -2+6=4 4/2= 2 5+1=6 6/2= 3 so, the midpoint is (2,3)



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How do you find midpoint on a linear graph? - Answers

the formula is: to find the x- coordinate: (x2+x1) divided by 2 and the find the y- coordinate: (y2+y1) divided by 2 This is an example: find the midpoint of (6, 1) (-2,5) x1= 6 y1= 1 x2= -2 y2= 5 -2+6=4 4/2= 2 5+1=6 6/2= 3 so, the midpoint is (2,3)

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      the formula is: to find the x- coordinate: (x2+x1) divided by 2 and the find the y- coordinate: (y2+y1) divided by 2 This is an example: find the midpoint of (6, 1) (-2,5) x1= 6 y1= 1 x2= -2 y2= 5 -2+6=4 4/2= 2 5+1=6 6/2= 3 so, the midpoint is (2,3)

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