Points $Q, R,$ and $S$ lie on the line segment joining $P(a, x)$ and $T(b, y)$ such that $PQ = QR = RS = ST$. If $L\left( \frac{5a + 3b}{8}, \frac{5x + 3y}{8} \right)$ is a point on the segment,then $L$ is the midpoint of which line segment?

  • A
    $PQ$
  • B
    $QR$
  • C
    $RS$
  • D
    $ST$

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