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Collinearity Condition

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e locus of a moving point X which is always equidistant from M and N.Then the locus will be a straight line perpendicular to $N M$ and ponting through mid-point of $N M .$ If true enter 1 else 0.

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The locus will be a straight line perpendicular to $N M$ and ponting through mid-point of $N M .$

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