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Find the coordinates of the other endpoint of the​ segment, given its midpoint and one endpoint.​...

Find the coordinates of the other endpoint of the​ segment, given its midpoint and one endpoint.​ (Hint: Let​ (x,y) be the unknown endpoint. Apply the midpoint​ formula, and solve the two equations for x and​ y.) midpoint ​(6​,-13​), endpoint ​(14​,-10​)

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