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[" If "z_(1),z_(2),z_(3)" are three non-zero complex number such that "z_(3)=(1-lambda)z_(1)+lambda z_(2)," where "],[lambda in R-{0}," then determine the curve on which the points "z_(1),z_(2):z_(3)=(1-lambda)z_(1)]

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