=k where k is a positive parameter=-9represents a family of circles for every member of which p, q are inversepoints.If k= 1, the locus of z is the right bisector of the join of p, q. ....…………….……---...2 (3)(Theorem) The equationC P(p) D-Q (q)

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(Theorem) The equation k where k is a positive parameter 2-9 represents a family of circles for every member of which p, q are inverse points. If k-1, the locus of z is the right bisector of the join of p. q.…..………………….. 2(z) e P(n) D -a (9)