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Given a line λ (Greek "lambda") and a point F not on λ, let P be on the parabola of all points that are equidistant from F and from λ. Let N be the point on v closest to P. Prove that the parabola lies on one side of the perpendicular bisector of FN.
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sounds like the geometric definition of a parabola. but what is "v"?
My only guess would be that it was meant to be ctrl+v to paste lambda, but not certain on this... :P
Yep. Sorry if it looks like a "v" for you guys, its supposed to be lambda
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