This week we will be learning about locus (the set of all points that meets a specified condition) – not to be confused with locusts (grasshopper like insects).
Think of locus as a “bunch” of points that all do the same thing. In Latin, the word locus means place. The plural of locus is loci. We will sketch the points so that they are “equidistant” – at equal distances.
There are 5 Locus Theorems you need to know are listed below. What to watch the videos? Click Here.
Extra Credit Opportunity: Create your own locus word problems and include an answer key. Due May 31st.
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