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If P = (1, 0), Q = (-1,0) and R (2,0) are three given points and S is any point in the same plane, then locus of the points
satisfying the relation SQ² +SR² = 2SP² is

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If P = (1, 0), Q = (-1,0) and R (2,0) are three given points and S is any point in the same plane, then locus of the points

satisfying the relation SQ² +SR² = 2SP² is .Tera bhi LOL bana dala re.

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