Elements of geometry, containing books I and II with exercises and notes (1882)
Smith, J. Hamblin (James Hamblin), 1829-1901 · Toronto : Gage · leaf 111
and C The line MN is called- the Locus of all the points, infinitein number, which are equidistant from B and C Def. In plane Geometry Locus Ls the name given to aline, straight or curved, all of whose points satisfy a certaingeometrical condition (or have a common property), to theexclusion of all… … If we join A and J5, we know that all points equidistantfrom A and B lie in the line PD^ which bisects AB at rightangles. If we join B and C, we know that all points equidistantfrom B and C lie in the line QE^ which bisects BC at rightangles. Hence 0, the point of intersection of BT> and QE^ is…
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