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Opposite Sides of a Parallelogram Are Equal

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The diagram shows a kite PQRS.
The locus of a point, within the kite, which moves so that it is equidistant from the point Q and the point S is:

A

RQ

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QP

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C

RP

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D

RS

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Solution

The correct option is C RP
From figure QR = RS & QP = SP. Also Q&S are equidistant & perpendicular to RP hence each point on RP is equidistant from Q&S.

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