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Given G(1,2)and K (8,12). Part A: What does it mean to find the point P on GK such that 3(GP) = 2(PK)?

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VikaD [51]3 years ago

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It means point P divides segment GK into two segments such that their lengths are related as ...

... GP : PK = 2 : 3

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