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11.5 Loci and Construction

Loci in two dimensions, intersection of loci, real-life applications, REVIEW EXERCISE 11.

11.5 Loci and Construction

A locus (plural loci) is a set of points that follow a given rule. In geometry, loci are often used to define the positions of points relative to one another or to other geometric figures. Some common types of loci along with detailed explanations will be discussed.

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Do you know? In Latin, the word locus is defined by the English term, location.

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Remember!
Equidistant: Let AA be a fixed point and BB be a set of points. If AA is at equal distance from all points of BB, then AA is said to be equidistant from BB.

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