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How to draw a locus of point D

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allsm [11]3 years ago

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To draw a locus point you have to draw<span> the half way line through the two </span>points. You can do this by drawing<span> the line bisector through AB points. Just open your compass to ¾ of the distance AB and then </span>draw<span> two arcs from both sides of your line. Once this is done </span>draw the line passing through the two intersection points<span>.

Hope this helps :)</span>

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