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What is the locus of points that is two inches from a given line and also three inches from a given point in that line?
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What is the locus of points that is two inches from a given line and also three inches from a given point in that line?

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Four points formed by the intersection of two lines on either side of the given line and two inches away from the given line, and a circle with the given point as center, having a three inch radius.

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