Math Help Again! Asap! Thanks?

How many points are equidistant from two parallel lines and also equidistant from two points on one of the lines ?





a.1


b.2


c.4


d.3

















LONG STORY SHORT...My math teacher is really mean and he will tell you right there if you dont know what ur doing and he gets mad and yells hes a good teacher but sooo mean at times so any help is appreciated ive been doing this 16 page packet since like 5 oclock pm 2day i even had to take a nap because in my school its academics and ballet and he makes our lifes freakin miserable but yea thanks alot!

Math Help Again! Asap! Thanks?
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Reply:b.2





This is a compound locus problem. Do each part separately and see where the results intersect. First, the points equidistant from the two parallel lines is a third parallel line half way between the two given lines Draw this line as a dotted line. Second, the points equidistant from point A form a circle. Draw the circle dotted. Look for the intersections of the dotted drawings. The dotted circle intersects the dotted line in two places.
Reply:There is only one point