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if the coordinates of A and B -1 and 5 respectively, what are the coordinates of...

if the coordinates of A and B -1 and 5 respectively, what are the coordinates of the points which subdivide the segment AB into three segments of equal length? Four segments of equal length? five segment of equal length.

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