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To draw the locus of the points occupied by the centers of the

Explanation of Solution
Given:
Two concentric circles are given.
Calculation:
The following is the figure that describes locus of the points occupied by the centers of the circles tangent to two given parallel lines-
The locus of the points occupied by the centers of the circles tangent to two given parallel lines is a line between the original two that is equidistant from both.
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