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Locus of the Points Equidistant From Two Intersecting Lines

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The graph of $y = 6$ is a line

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Given:
The graph of $y = 6$ is a line
Hence, the graph of $y = 6$ is a line parallel to $x -$ axis at a distance $6 units$ from the origin.

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