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The locus of the point equidistant from two given points a and b is given by

A

`[r-(1)/(2) (a+b)].(a-b)= 0`

B

`[r- (1)/(2) (a-b)].(a+b)= 0`

C

`[r- (1)/(2) (a+b)].(a+b)= 0`

D

`[r- (1)/(2) (a-b)].(a-b)=0`

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