$A$ point moves such that its distances from the points $(3, 4, -2)$ and $(2, 3, -3)$ are equal. What is the locus of the point?

  • A
    $A$ line
  • B
    $A$ plane whose normal makes equal angles with the axes
  • C
    $A$ plane passing through the origin
  • D
    $A$ sphere

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