Equation of a Circle Exam Question Solutions

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[@surajpudasaini4967]

for question 7 - why is the midpoint ,c, not the middle number between 23 and -1 which i thought would be 12 not 11

[@1stClassMaths]

It is the midpoint between 23 and -1, which is 11 and not 12.
When you find the midpoint you add the numbers then divide by 2.
23 + (-1) = 22
22/2 = 11
You are probably thinking there is a difference of 24 between them (which is true) and then halving this to get 12. This doesn't mean the midpoint is 12, it means that the midpoint is 12 above -1 (which is 11) and 12 below 23 (also 11) i.e.
23 - 12 = 11
(-1) + 12 = 11
Hope this helps.