Question 27855: 1. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( -1 , 7 ), ( 1 , 5 )
2. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( 8.2 , 6.9 ), ( -20.1 , -8.2 )
3. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( -8.4 , 6.9 ), ( -8.5 , 5.1 )
4. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( -34 , -41 ), ( -26 , 42 )
5. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( -7 , 8 ), ( -4 , -3 )
6. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( -25.7 , -16.2 ), ( -40.6 , 12.2 )
7. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( 12 , 1 ), ( 36 , -42 )
8. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( -1 , -8 ), ( -7 , -4 )
9. calculate the slope and midpoint of ( 2.1 , 3.8 ), ( 3.1 , 7.6 )
10.calculate the slope and midpoint of (41.8 , -18.2 ), ( 18.6 , 0.8 )
Answer by bmauger(101)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The slope is the ratio of rise to run. Rise is the change in y, run is the change in x. In math  So if your two points are (4, -3) and (-2, 1) then the slope will be: 
The midpoint is found by the midpoint formula, where the average of the x values is the x value of the midpoint and the average of the ys is the y midpoint. In other words   So if you wanted to find the midpoint of 4,-3 and -2,1 you would take the average of 4 & -2  and the average of -3 and 1  So the midpoint would be (1,-1).
And no, no one is going to do your 10 homework problems. If you have a question about how to do something, ask it. If you want your homework done for you, start paying the smart kids to do it for you... and get used to it.
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