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Prove that the locus of a point which is equidistant to x-axis and y-axis is x=±y

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Let (h,k) be the point.
Now distance of the point from the y-axiis is |h|.
Again the distance of the point from the x-axiis is |k|.
According to the problem,
|h|=|k|
or, h=±k.
So locus of the point be x=±y.

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