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Loci and Constructions

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1 Loci and Constructions
All pupils are confident with a variety of constructions methods

2 Task research each of these questions and methods:
You have three lessons (plus homework) to understand these and you must be able to explain why they work 2D shapes – what do they look like? How can they all be described? Labelling parts of the circle What is Loci? Locus of points from a line Locus of points from a point Locus of points from a 2D shape Constructing a triangle Angle bisectors Line bisectors Similar shapes Regions from loci Equidistant between two points Equidistance between multiple points Recommended websites: Khan academy BBC Bitesize

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