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Construct a segment AB and CD Construct a segment AB and CD. Construct all points on a plane that would make a triangle with base AB and median CD. Given a triangle, draw and describe all points in space equidistant to the sides. Be able to construct, describe, sketch, impossible points, you would note with an open circle.

Construct a segment AB and CD Construct a segment AB and CD. Find all points on a plane that will make a triangle with base AB and altitude CD. Describe all the possible locus points for two spheres in space and draw a sketch describing each situation. Construct a segment AB, CD, and EF with EF longer than CD. On a plane, find all points that will make a triangle with base AB, altitude CD, and median EF. Given line l and point p on a plane. Find all the possible locus of points 2 cm from line l and 3 cm from point p. Given a sphere and a plane, describe all the possible locus points.

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