Conceptual Understanding
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- 1.
The locus of a point P such that PA/PB = k (k != 1), where A and B are fixed points, is:
- 2.
In the locus procedure, why do we use (h,k) instead of (x,y) for the moving point?
- 3.
Translation of axes shifts the origin to a new point (h,k). The new coordinates (X,Y) are related to the old (x,y) by:
- 4.
Rotation of axes by angle theta is used primarily to:
- 5.
The locus of a point equidistant from two fixed points A and B is:
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