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Bisector is simply a straight that divides the line (through which it's passing) into two equal halves. Or simply, it passes through the midpoint of any line. It may make any angle with the line through which it passes.

Perpendicular Bisector is also the same but the only difference is that it makes an angle of 90° with the line through which it passes or cuts.

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