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PQ is a straight line drawn through O, one of the common points of two circles, and meets them again in P and Q; find the locus of the point S which bisects the line PQ.

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Take O as the origin, let the radii of the two circles be R and R', and let the lines joining their centres to O make angles α and α' with the initial line.

The equations to the two circles are therefore,

From (1) the locus of S is a circle, whose radius is R", which passes through the origin O and is such that the line joining O to its centre is inclined at an angle a" to the initial line.

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