S is the midpoint of RT. R has coordinates (-6, -1), and S has coordinates (-1, 1) . What are the coordinates of T? thank you sooo much :]]?
#color(white)(rArrult)=((-2),(2))-((-6),(-1))=((-2+6),(2+1))=((4), (3))#
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To find the coordinates of point T, we can use the midpoint formula, which states that the coordinates of the midpoint of a line segment are the average of the coordinates of its endpoints.
Let's denote the coordinates of point T as (x, y). Since S is the midpoint of RT, we can find the average of the x-coordinates and the y-coordinates of R and T to find the coordinates of point T.
The x-coordinate of S is -1, and the x-coordinate of R is -6. So, the average of these two x-coordinates gives us the x-coordinate of T.
[ \frac{(-6) + x}{2} = -1 ]
Solving for x: [ (-6) + x = -2 ] [ x = 4 ]
Similarly, the y-coordinate of S is 1, and the y-coordinate of R is -1. So, the average of these two y-coordinates gives us the y-coordinate of T.
[ \frac{(-1) + y}{2} = 1 ]
Solving for y: [ (-1) + y = 2 ] [ y = 3 ]
Therefore, the coordinates of point T are (4, 3).
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