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    The document defines a function f with a point A at (2,0). For any point P on the graph of f, the center M of the line segment AP can be found. It also defines a function h as (x+2)/2. Figure 2 shows the graphs of f and h, and the line segment AP with center M at a point P. It states that for any point P on the graph of f, there is a corresponding point M on the graph of h, and asks to prove this.

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    The document defines a function f with a point A at (2,0). For any point P on the graph of f, the center M of the line segment AP can be found. It also defines a function h as (x+2)/2. Figure 2 shows the graphs of f and h, and the line segment AP with center M at a point P. It states that for any point P on the graph of f, there is a corresponding point M on the graph of h, and asks to prove this.

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    The document defines a function f with a point A at (2,0). For any point P on the graph of f, the center M of the line segment AP can be found. It also defines a function h as (x+2)/2. Figure 2 shows the graphs of f and h, and the line segment AP with center M at a point P. It states that for any point P on the graph of f, there is a corresponding point M on the graph of h, and asks to prove this.

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    Given is the point A(2, 0) .

    At any point P on the graph of f the center of segment


    AP can be determined. We call that center M. Furthermore, the function h is given

    by .
    In figure 2 the graphs of f and h are drawn. The line segment AP with center M is
    also drawn for a point P.

    It holds: for every point P on the graph of f there is a point M on the graph of h.
    4p 2 Prove this.

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