Points and are fixed

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Problem

Points A(3,−2)A(3,-2) and B(11,6)B(11,6) are fixed. Find the coordinates of a point P(x,y)P(x,y) such that: (a) (679,−149)\left(\dfrac{67}{9},-\dfrac{14}{9}\right) (b) (149,679)\left(\dfrac{14}{9},\dfrac{67}{9}\right) (c) (679,149)\left(\dfrac{67}{9},\dfrac{14}{9}\right) (d) (599,149)\left(\dfrac{59}{9},\dfrac{14}{9}\right)

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