OK PLEASE HELP ME. IVE BEEN TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO SOLVE THIS BUT IM FIND IT IT REALLY DIFFICULT Quadrilateral JKLM has vertices J(–7, –2), K(–2, –2), L(–3, –4), and M(–6, –4). Find the midpoints of each of the sides JM and KL.

Step-by-step explanation:

X-value of Midpoint of J(-7, -2) and M(-6, -4)

= [(-7) + (-6)] / 2 = -6.5.

Y-value of Midpoint of J(-7, -2) and M(-6, -4)

= [(-2) + (-4)] / 2 = -3.

X-value of Midpoint of K(-2, -2) and L(-3, -4)

= [(-2) + -3)] / 2 = -2.5.

Y-value of Midpoint of K(-2, -2) and L(-3, -4)

= [(-2) + (-4)] / 2 = -3.

We have (-6.5, -3) and (-2.5, 3).

The correct answer is Option D.

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