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Lines and angles
Perpendicular bisector theorem (equidistance)
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The \(\textbf{perpendicular bisector}\) of a segment is the line that:
is perpendicular to the segment at its midpoint.
passes through one endpoint of the segment.
is parallel to the segment.
bisects one of the angles of the segment.
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