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Let Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . and Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . .
A) Write the coordinates of the point Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . on Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . lying three-fifths of the way from Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . to Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . .
B) Write Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . as a linear combination of Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . and Let   and   .  A) Write the coordinates of the point   on   lying three-fifths of the way from   to   .  B) Write   as a linear combination of   and   . .


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