M (3,-2), N (-5,-1) is known, and MP=1 2 MN, the coordinates of point P are ______.

M (3,-2), N (-5,-1) is known, and MP=1 2 MN, the coordinates of point P are ______.

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Given M (3,-2), N (-5,-1), and vector MP=1/2 vector MN, then the coordinates of p are

Let P coordinate be (x, y)
Vector MP=(x, y)-(3,-2)=(x-3, y+2)
Vector MN=(3,-2)-(-5,-1)=(8,-1)

Because vector MP =1/2 vector MN
So (x-3, y+2)=1/2(8,-1)
X-3=4
Y+2=-1/2
So x=7, y=-5/2
So P's coordinates are (7,-5/2)

Given two points M (3,2), N (-5,5), vector MP=1/2 vector MN, then the coordinates of point P are () You knowll know what to choose.

Vector MN=(-8,3)
Vector MP=(-4,3/2)
Let P coordinate (x, y)
X-3=-4
Y-2=3/2
X=-1, y=3.5
I.e. the P coordinate is (-1,3.5)

Known vector A =(2,3), B=(-1,2) if m A+ B and A-2 B parallel, m equals ___.

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Zero vector