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Find all points on the y-axis that are twice as far from (−5, 0) as they are from (1, 0). Begin by making a drawing and estimating. Find all such points on the x-axis. In each case, how many points did you find? How do you know that you have found them all?
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Hint: |dw:1475104858993:dw|
How were you able to determine that?
Oh never mind. The radii of a circle remains the same in any direction.
Would I have a sample point be (0, y)? And then I would find the value of y through the distance formula and by making doubling the distance from (1,0) to (0,y)?
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|dw:1475105037286:dw|This was my thought process, a little different that the circle approach I guess :)
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