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The town of Centerville wants to put a monument at a point that is equidistant from the post office, city hall, and the police station. There are straight roads that
connect the post office to city hall, the post office to the police station, and city
hall to the police station. Use what you know about perpendicular bisectors to
determine where the monument should be placed. Explain how you know that the
monument will be the same distance from the three buildings.


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