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The midpoint of PQ is M(, –1). One endpoint is Q(3, –5). Which equations can be solved to determine the coordinates of P? Check all that apply.
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Let P = (x, y). Using the midpoint formula,
(x + 3)/2 = x_M and (y + (−5))/2 = −1.
So the following equivalent equations can be solved for P:
- (x + 3)/2 = x_M (or x + 3 = 2x_M, or x = 2x_M − 3)
- (y − 5)/2 = −1 (equivalently y − 5 = −2, so y = 3)
Thus P = (2x_M − 3, 3).
(x + 3)/2 = x_M and (y + (−5))/2 = −1.
So the following equivalent equations can be solved for P:
- (x + 3)/2 = x_M (or x + 3 = 2x_M, or x = 2x_M − 3)
- (y − 5)/2 = −1 (equivalently y − 5 = −2, so y = 3)
Thus P = (2x_M − 3, 3).
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