## richardlong369 Group Title Find Slope, Distance and Midpoint Question 2 years ago 2 years ago

1. richardlong369 Group Title

Here is the problem

2. beeqay Group Title

Slope = Change in y/change in x $(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)$ Distance = $\sqrt{(x_2-x_1)^2+(y_2-y_1)^2}$ Midpoint = $(y_2+y_1)/2$ $(x_2+x_1)/2$

3. richardlong369 Group Title

So what do they equal??

4. beeqay Group Title

5. richardlong369 Group Title

didint work i keep getting like 5.567546

6. Calcmathlete Group Title

For which one? Distance, slope, or midpoint?

7. beeqay Group Title

What's giving you that value? midpoint, distance or slope?

8. richardlong369 Group Title

midpoint

9. richardlong369 Group Title

can u just tell me what they are Please ( I WILL GIVE YOU A MEDAL!! :)

10. beeqay Group Title

@richardlong369 I want to help not to get medals. But anyway, if you use that formula your midpoint should be $(1/2,5/4)$

11. richardlong369 Group Title

And the REST ??

12. beeqay Group Title

Because it is just simply plugging in x and y values and adding them together. Now just get the rest.