NEED ANSWERS FAST AS CAN, I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST TO THE RIGHT ANSWERS. 1.Using the following image, find the midpoint of the line by completing the problems below. 2.Given the points (−2,5)and (6,−1)the midpoint is? 3.Given the points (9,−4)and (−5,2)the midpoint is ? 4.Given the points (−2,−5)and (−6,7)the midpoint is...The graph doesn't go with 2-4

Calculate distance first - so using the image we know that if we use pythogorean theorm we can get 2 vectors of this line, 1 completely vertical and one completely horizontal. Apply pythogorean theorm to the line and use for all other question. So 6^2+2^2=c^2

36+4=c^2

distance √40 half of it is √10

So we can use for this for it. (4-√10, 0-√10) so its (4-√10, -√10) for first one

Now that we dont have the image for the line we can apply the distance formula because we dont have clear view of points for #2. -2-6 = -8 then we need 5-1 = 4, -8^2+4^2 = c^2 so then sqrt(80) is distance. 2√5 is half. So then we subtract from (-5, 2) highest point on graph.( -5-√20, 2-√20).

Since this is heavily on writing I expect you to do the rest. Calculating the distance and pythogorean theorm on your own.

First 2 answers are

(4-√10, -√10)

( -5-√20, 2-√20)

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