The middle point of a line segment is (-9/2, -11/2).
How to find the middle point in a line segment?
Given:
(-12,-3) (3,-8)
To find:
the midpoint of the segment
The midpoint exists as the middle point of a line segment. It exists equidistant from both endpoints, and it exists in the centroid both of the segment and of the endpoints. It bisects the part.
In order to calculate the midpoint of a line segment on a graph, you must add both "x" coordinates, then divide by 2 then add both "y" coordinates, and divide by 2.
(-12 + 3)/2= -9/2
(-3+(-8))/2 = -11/2
(-9/2, -11/2)
Therefore, the correct answer is option D. (-9/2, -11/2).
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