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The endpoints of a segment are E(−2, 3) and F(4,−2). What are the coordinates of point G, the point that divides the segment such that the ratio of EG:GF is 4:1?

The endpoints of a segment are E(−2, 3) and F(4,−2). What are the coordinates of point G, the point that divides the segment such that the ratio of EG:GF is 4:1?
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The endpoints of a segment are E(−2, 3) and F(4,−2). What are the coordinates of point G, the point that divides the segment such that the ratio of EG:GF is 4:1?

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