1. a circle of radius 4 cm with center X

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1. a circle of radius 4 cm with center X Locus: A Set of Points GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 Pages 623-625 Exercises 1. a circle of radius 4 cm with center X 2. two distinct segments || to and 2 in. from UV, connected by two semi-circles with 2-in. radii centered at U and V 3. two distinct lines || to LM and 3 mm from LM 4. two circles, concentric with the original circle, of radius 2 in. and 4 in. 5. a line PQ and through the midpoint of PQ 6. the bisector of ABC 11-6

8. a circle of radius 1 cm with same center as original circle Locus: A Set of Points GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 7. two lines, meeting at the intersection of the orig. lines, making 45° with orig. lines 8. a circle of radius 1 cm with same center as original circle 9. the single pt. L 10. the pts. M and N 11. the single pt. N 12. the center O s 11-6

14. a sphere of radius 3 cm, centered at F Locus: A Set of Points GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 13. the pts. B and D 14. a sphere of radius 3 cm, centered at F 15. an endless cylinder with radius 4 cm and center-line DE 16. two planes || to plane M, each 1 in. from M 17. an endless cylinder with radius 5 mm and center-ray PQ and a hemisphere of radius 5 mm centered at P 18. the set of all points on the bisector of A 19. the set of all points 2 units from the origin 11-6

20. the set of all points a units from planes M and N Locus: A Set of Points GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 20. the set of all points a units from planes M and N 21. Check students’ work. 22. Yes; if the collinear pts. are A, B, and C, then the locus of pts. equidist. from A and B is a plane M, to AB at its midpt. Similarly, pts. equidist. from B and C are on plane N, at the midpt. of BC. But M || N. 23. y = x 24. y = 2x – 4 25. y = –x + 3 26. origin; x 27. 28. 29. 30. 11-6

Locus: A Set of Points GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 31. Draw a circle with radius 3 mi and center at downtown area. Connect their offices with a segment and construct the bis. Locations will lie on the bis. and on or inside the circle. 32. yes; 2 points 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 11-6

b. bis. of the base, except the pt. on the base Locus: A Set of Points GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 39. 40. 41. a circle 42. x2 + y2 = 4 43. a. b.  bis. of the base, except the pt. on the base c. The vertex must be equidist. from the endpoints of the base. These points lie only on the bis. 44. a line through the center of the circle, to the plane of the circle 45. 46. 11-6

[1] incorrect answer OR incorrect diagram Locus: A Set of Points GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. B 52. G 53. [2] no [1]  incorrect answer OR incorrect diagram 54. (x – 6)2 + (y + 10)2 = 25 55. (x – 1)2 + (y – 7)2 = 36 56. (x + 8)2 + (y – 1)2 = 13 11-6

Locus: A Set of Points 57. 510 in.2 58. 175.9 ft2 59. 4 60. 61. 10 GEOMETRY LESSON 11-6 57. 510 in.2 58. 175.9 ft2 59. 4 60. 61. 10 64 5 11-6