Partitioned Line Segments

In mathematics, partitioning a line segment is a way of dividing a line segment into two, three, or more line segments of equal length. The partitions of a line segment are the collection of all the ways of dividing it. For example, one can partition a line segment into two equal pieces by dividing it at its midpoint or by dividing it into three equal pieces by dividing it at its midpoint twice.

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