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When using the Midpoint Formula, to find the location of the
point 1/2 of the distance between two points, you add their
matching values and divide by two. If you only wanted to go 1/3
of the way from the endpoint on the left, how would you do that?
Would your answer change if you wanted to be 1/3 of the
distance away from the endpoint on the right? Explain.
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