Given the directed line segment AB: Point A is the _ with coordinates Point B is the point with coordinates __.

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Point A is the __y__ with coordinates, Point B is the point with coordinates __x__

How did I do this?
The question wasn’t as much specific so I took the always used numbers as the answer, y is the mostly used so should be the first (A) and x is (B)

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