Question 536171
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locate(0+.2,-3+.3,"(0,-3)"), locate(4+.2,1+.3,"(4,1)"), locate(3+.2,5+.3,"(3,5)")

  



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We just need to show that the midpoint of each diagonal is the same point.

We find the midpoint of the diagonal connecting (-1,1) and (4,1)

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      (x[1]+x[2])/2,   ",", (y[1]+y[2])/2))}}}

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      (-1+4)/2,   ",", (1+1)/2))}}} 

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      3/2,   ",", 2/2))}}} 

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      3/2,   ",", 1))}}}  



We find the midpoint of the diagonal connecting (0,-3) and (3,5)

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      (x[1]+x[2])/2,   ",", (y[1]+y[2])/2))}}}

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      (0+3)/2,   ",", (-3+5)/2))}}} 

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      3/2,   ",", 2/2))}}} 

Midpoint = {{{(matrix(1,3,      3/2,   ",", 1))}}}

Since the two diagonals have the same midpoint, they bisect each other.

Edwin</pre>