Find a point on the y-axis which is equidistant from the points A(6, 5) and B(−4, 3).
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Let p(0,y) be qyuidistant from points.
=A(6,5) B(-4,3)
=PA=PB
=PA²=PB²
=(6-0)²+B(-4,3)
=PA=PB
=PA=PB²
=(6,5)+(5,y)²=(-4-0)²+(3-y)²
=36+25+y²=10y=16+9+y²-6y
=36+25-10y=25-6y
=36=4y
=y=36/4
= y=9
=it cordinate will be p(0,9)
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