Let A(3, -1) and B(1, 1) be the end points of line segment AB. Let P be the middle point of the line segment AB. Let Q be the point situated at a distance √2 units from P on the perpendicular bisector line of AB. What are the possible coordinates of Q?
(2, 1)
After calculating the distance and finding the perpendicular bisector, we find that the coordinates of Q are (2, 1).
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