Locus at Fixed Distances from a Point Worksheets

What is Meant by Locus at Fixed Distances from a Point? Geometry is surely interesting. But it brings along its set of various terms and definitions that you need to learn, and sometimes it gets a little tricky to understand. But do not worry! Everything is pretty easy if you think that it is, and a question becomes twice more difficult if you think that it is difficult! Now, let us take a look at what locus is. In geometry, a locus is defined as a set of all points, such as curve, surface, line segment, or even a line, whose location satisfies or is determined by one or more specified conditions. The shape that is created by a set of points whose location fulfills a given set of rules is called locus. When talking about locus at a fixed distance from a line, it is a pair of parallel lines that run starting from the distance to the line and are located on either side of the line.