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Chapter 1: Q8 (page 3)

Do you believe there is any point that is equidistant from P, F, and T?

Short Answer

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The point that has the same distance from the points P, F, and T does not exist.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Observe the diagram

There are only two points available having the same distance from the point P but anyone from these points is not having the same distance from both F and T.

02

Step 2. Derive the pair of points having the equidistance points

Only some pair of the points has the equidistance points where the first pair is P and T, the second pair is P and F and the last or third pair is F and T.

03

Step 3. Make the conclusion

The point having the same distance from the points does not exist in the given figure.

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