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To calculate the position vector of point M, which is the midpoint between points P and Q, use the coordinates of P and Q. If P has coordinates (p_x, p_y) and Q has coordinates (q_x, q_y), then M's coordinates are given by ((p_x + q_x)/2, (p_y + q_y)/2). This midpoint formula shows that M's position vector m is directly derived from the position vectors of P and Q. Understanding this relationship is crucial for solving vector problems in IGCSE mathematics. The discussion emphasizes the importance of recognizing how midpoints are calculated in vector analysis.
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