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Given two random points, A and B, let's find the locus of point P, such that PA=PB.
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Given two random points, A and B, let's find the locus of point P, such that PA=PB.

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If PA = PB ,then P is located on perpendicular bisector of AB.

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Given two random points, A and B, let's find the locus of point P, such that PA=PB-example-1
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