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Chapter 1: Q4 (page 2)

It looks as if P might be equidistant fromF and X. Is it?

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There is not the same distance between the points P, X and T.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Look for a method than can help.

Putting the sheet of paper on the diagram for measuring the distance will help.

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Step 2. Put the sheet of paper on diagram.

Place the sheet of the paper so that one side makes a straight line for the points P, X, and T.

03

Step 3. Observe the figure.

The side of the sheet of the paper represents that point T is much far from the X in comparison the point P. So, there is not the same distance between the points P, X, and T.

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