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A locus is a set of points satisfying some property. It can be thought of as the path traced by a point that moves sub

A locus is a set of points satisfying some property. It can be thought of as the path traced by a point that moves subject to a particular rule. Set of points P equidistant from a given point X . A locus is a set of points satisfying some property.

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A locus is a set of points satisfying some property. It can be thought of as the path traced by a point that moves sub

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  1. A locus is a set of points satisfying some property. It can be thought of as the path traced by a point that moves subject to a particular rule. Set of points P equidistant from a given point X.

  2. A locus is a set of points satisfying some property. It can be thought of as the path traced by a point that moves subject to a particular rule. Set of points P equidistant from a given point X.

  3. Set of points P equidistant from two given points X and Y.

  4. Set of points P equidistant from two given points X and Y.

  5. Set of points P equidistant from three given points X, Y and Z (not collinear).

  6. Set of points P equidistant from three given points X, Y and Z (not collinear).

  7. Set of points P equidistant from a given line .

  8. Set of points P equidistant from a given line .

  9. Set of points P equidistant from two given parallel lines  and m.

  10. Set of points P equidistant from two given parallel lines  and m.

  11. Set of points P equidistant from two given non-parallel lines  and m.

  12. Set of points P equidistant from two given non-parallel lines  and m.

  13. Set of points P equidistant from a given circle C.

  14. Set of points P equidistant from a given circle C.

  15. Set of points P equidistant from two given circles C1 and C2.

  16. Set of points P equidistant from a given point F and a given line .

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