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Let A(3,2,0),\ B(5, ,2),\ C(-9,6,-3) be ...

Let `A(3,2,0),\ B(5, ,2),\ C(-9,6,-3)` be three points forming a triangle. The bisector `A D\ of\ /_B A C` meets sides in D. Find the coordinates of D.

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