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| Mar22-05, 09:08 PM | #1 |
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Draw diagrams representing Locus
Draw the diagram that represents the locus in each of the following situations. What is the locus of each?
Going down an escalator Sitting in a seat on a Ferris wheel as it rotates. All the points that are 2 cm from a parabola. All the points that are 5 cm above a line. I dont have a clue as to how drawing these diagrams will help me represent a locus I dont understand the question do I need to point out the locus in the diagram? Will there be an equation what do I have to do plz help me
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| Mar23-05, 09:09 AM | #2 |
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Use your imagination! Imagine yourself going down an escalator or around on a ferris wheel. What does your path look like? That's what "locus" means.
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| Mar23-05, 05:07 PM | #3 |
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I can draw the diagrams but I dont know what the locus is in each diagram
ok ... a) down an escalator a slanted line? b)A circle? c)Still a parabola but each point moves 2 cm up or down d) still a straight line 5 cm above original line I have written this but how do I show this is this what the question is asking? |
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