find the poin on the y-axis that is equidistant from (5, 1) and (-3, -1)

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me dont thank its gonna be on the y-axis.

Midpoint av a line segment tween 2 points is the point ON THE LINE

that is same distans from both ends=(1/2) length av line

2 points: (-3,-1) & (5,1)

deltax=8, deltay=4

line leng=root[8*8 + 4*4]

=root(80)=8.94427191

midpoint av line is at x=(5-3)/2=2/2=1

& y=(-1+1)=0.....(1,0)

IT IS NOT on the y-axis
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