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The locus of a point equidistance from two point P(6, 2)…
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The locus of a point equidistance from two point P(6, 2) and R(4, 2) is perpendicular bisector of PR passing through…
- A. (4, 5)
- B. (1, 0)
- C. (0, 1)
- D. (5, 2)
QUICK ANSWER…
D
SOLUTION…
Please don’t be confused by the vocabulary and semantics, the locus of a point which is of equal distance from two points, and a perpendicular bisector will pass through nowhere but its midpoint.
Now for the right answer to the above question:
- Option A is incorrect.
- Option B is incorrect.
- C is incorrect.
- D is the correct answer.
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- The locus of a point equidistance from two given points will be a perpendicular bisector passing through their midpoint.
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/ culled from 2018 JAMB-UTME mathematics question 31 /
