Let there are three points A (0, 4/3), B...

Let there are three points `A (0, 4/3), B(–1, 0)` and `C(1, 0)` in x – y plane. The distance from a variable point P to the line BC is the geometic mean of the distances from this point to lines AB and AC then locus of P can be

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