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Examples of loci in everyday life
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What does "set of all points" mean in the context of a locus?
A collection of
locations
How can you visualize a locus in a practical scenario?
Think of it as
locations
on a
map
Example: Possible spots to bury treasure
Each spot follows specific instructions
What does "satisfy a condition" refer to in a locus?
Meeting specific
requirements
or rules
What is the definition of a locus?
A collection of points satisfying a
condition
What condition is satisfied by a circular fountain?
Equidistant from all points on the
circle
What condition is satisfied by the cyclist's track?
Equidistant
from the center
What does the term "equidistant" mean?
Having an equal distance to
something
What is the description of a park boundary as a locus?
Border consists of points a fixed
distance
What condition is satisfied by the boundaries of a circular park?
Fixed distance from the park's
center
What is a common scenario when discussing a locus in geometry?
Finding points
equidistant
from two
fixed points
Important for constructing geometric shapes
If you stand in the middle of a soccer field, what can you say about your distance to the goals?
You are
equidistant
from both goals
What are equidistant points?
Points with the same distance to
reference points
Why is the center of a circular fountain considered a locus?
It is
equidistant
from all points on the edge
How does the path of a cyclist on a circular track relate to loci?
It is the collection of points equidistant from the track's
center
What is the meaning of equidistant points?
Points with the same distance to
reference points
Important in
geometry
and distance calculations