Technically, a line doesn't have a midpoint, since its length is infinite....
But, if you're talking about a segment, we just add the x coordinates of the endpoints and divide this by 2, and then do the same with the y coordinates of the endpoints, thusly:
midpoint of a segment = ( [ x1 + x2 ] /2, [y1 + y2] / 2 ) ......where (x1, y1), (x2, y2) are the segment endpoints
Technically, a line doesn't have a midpoint, since its length is infinite....
But, if you're talking about a segment, we just add the x coordinates of the endpoints and divide this by 2, and then do the same with the y coordinates of the endpoints, thusly:
midpoint of a segment = ( [ x1 + x2 ] /2, [y1 + y2] / 2 ) ......where (x1, y1), (x2, y2) are the segment endpoints