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a) Copy points F, T, and P from the diagram on Page 2. If you lay your paper over the page, you can see through the paper well enough to get the points. 4 Draw a line to indicate all points equidistant from F and T. b Draw a circle to indicate point 6cm from P. If you don't have a compass, draw as well as you can freehand c How many points are equidistant from F and T, and are 6cm from P? 3 Repeat Exercise 2, but use 2cm instead of 6cm. 4 There is a distance you could in parts (b) and (c) of Exercise 2 that would lead to answer one point in part c. Estimate the distance.

          a) Copy points F, T, and P from the diagram
on Page 2. If you lay your paper over the
page, you can see through the paper
well enough to get the points.
4 Draw a line to indicate all points
equidistant from F and T.
b Draw a circle to indicate point
6cm from P. If you don't have
a compass, draw as well as
you can freehand
c How many points are equidistant
from F and T, and are 6cm
from P?
3 Repeat Exercise 2, but use
2cm instead of 6cm.
4 There is a distance you could
in parts (b) and (c) of Exercise 2
that would lead to answer one
point in part c. Estimate the
distance.

a) Copy points F, T, and P from the diagram
on Page 2. If you lay your paper over the
page, you can see through the paper
well enough to get the points.
4 Draw a line to indicate all points
equidistant from F and T.
b Draw a circle to indicate point
6cm from P. If you don't have
a compass, draw as well as
you can freehand
c How many points are equidistant
from F and T, and are 6cm
from P?
3 Repeat Exercise 2, but use
2cm instead of 6cm.
4 There is a distance you could
in parts (b) and (c) of Exercise 2
that would lead to answer one
point in part c. Estimate the
distance.

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