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Literacy Research Memory stretch Loci Literacy Research Memory Using suitable drawings as examples, describe what the following are: An Arc A Perpendicular Bisector of a line An Angle Bisector of any angle Loci and Regions The locus of an object is the path it takes following a given rule or set of rules. E.g. A pendulum of a clock is swinging from a fixed point so its path is an arc as it swings from side to side… Find out about one real life application of the topic of Loci and write a summary about it… stretch Construct the following picture accurately using a pair of compasses. I would suggest the outer circle has a diameter of 12cm to help with the accurate use of the pair of compasses!

Literacy Research Memory Skill Challenge Title:- Set on Due on Literacy Research Memory Skill Challenge