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57. J(0,5), K(0, 0), L(-2, 0), P(4,8), Q(4,3), R(6, 3) and

59. J(-6, -3), K(1, 5), L(2, -2), P(2, -11), Q(5, -4), R(10, -10)

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57. J(0,5), K(0, 0), L(-2, 0), P(4,8), Q(4,3), R(6, 3) and

59. J(-6, -3), K(1, 5), L(2,...