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Perpendicular Bisector and Its Construction

In Fig. 9.6, ...

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In Fig. 9.6, the point C is the image of point A in line I and line segment BC intersects the line I at P.
(b) Is PA= PC

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Solution

Yes, PA= PC $∵$ (point C is the image of point A)

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