Question

How is constructing a perpendicular bisector similar to constructing an angle bisector's? How is it different?

Help I’m sick with this

Answer 1

I meant stuck not sick

Answer 2

Thanks but can you sum it up? It’s a bit overwhelming.

Answer 3

To construct a perpendicular bisector from a point on the line, think of the straight line as 180°, and you are bisecting that 180° angle.
The steps are the same as bisecting any given angle using only a straight edge and a compass.

Answer 4

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If you search for either of these items, you will find clear diagrams and instructions, and even videos.

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1.) A
2.) A
3.) B
4.) B
5.) C
6.) D
7.) C
8.) B
9.) A
10.) D
11.) C
12.) C
13.) C
14.) B
15.) D
16.) A name of a segment in and the name of a line both use letters like AB however, when you write a segment you have a line going over the letters. Writing a line is the same way except it has a arrow on both sides going opposite directions meaning that it is never ending.
17.)Consulting a perpendicular bisector and constructing angle bisector are similar because they both need to find where the arcs meet. They are different because a perpendicular bisector splits a segment into two congruent segments and an angle bisector splits an angle into two congruent angles.
18.) First, open the compass to have the length of AB. Then, you put the compass at point A and draw a arcs. After that, put the compass at point B and draw a arcs to intersect them at X and Y then connect.



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1) C
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3) B
4) B
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6) B
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8) D
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12) K
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Answer 30

A(n)_________ is a two-dimensional diagram that can be folded to form a three-dimensional figure.
A. net

A net for a cylindrical object will consist of which shapes?
C. two circles and one rectangle

What is another name for plane XLV?
C. plane TLV

Which of the following are opposite rays?
B. Ray TX and Ray TL

Plane STL and plane Z would intersect at _____.
C. XL

Which type of angle pair are ∠LSM and ∠OSN?
D. vertical angles

Which of the following statements is true?
D. m∠NSO + m∠OSL + m∠LSM + m∠MSN = 360°

Which angle is supplementary to ∠LSO?
B. ∠ OSN

Find a point E on CD such that the ratio of CE to CD is 1/4
A. -5

Which two points are 4 units from K?
D. G and O

Which segment is congruent to segment GJ?
C. KN

What is the midpoint of NH?
C. K

What is the perimeter of a rectangle with width 10 inches and length 13 inches?
C. 46 inches

What is the area of a triangle with base 19 inches and height 11 inches?
B. 104.5 square inches

What is the area of a circle with a radius of 15 inches, to the nearest tenth? Use 3.14 for pi.
D. 706.5 square inches

How would you write the name of a segment differently than the name of a line? What symbols would you use?
A line is a straight set of points that extend in opposite directions without ending. A ray is a part of a line that has one endpoint and extends in one direction without ending. A line segment is a part of a line between two endpoints. Both the line and segment can be designated the same way, line AB or segment AB.

How is constructing a perpendicular bisector similar to constructing an angle bisector? How is it different?
Consulting a perpendicular bisector and constructing angle bisector are similar because they both need to find where the arcs meet. They are different because a perpendicular bisector splits a segment into two congruent segments and an angle bisector splits an angle into two congruent angles.

Describe a process you would use to create the perpendicular bisector to a segment AB using only an unmarked straightedge and an unmarked compass.
First, open the compass to have the length of AB. Then, you put the compass at point A and draw a arcs. After that, put the compass at point B and draw a arcs to intersect them at X and Y then connect

Answer 31

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Answer 32

2.10.1 - Test: Tools of Geometry Unit Test Part 1
1. Orthopedic drawing
2. 8
3. Plane TLV
4. TX and TL
5. XL
6. Vertical angles
7. <LSM and <MSN are vertical angles.
8. <MSN
9. 145°
10. 48 square units
11. 124°
12. -5
13. 46 inches
14. 104.5 square inches
15. 706.6 square inches
16. written response
17. written response
18. written response
you can refer to pink man’s answers for 16, 17, and 18.
I just completely failed this test so here are the exact answers so u don’t fail <3:)

Answer 33

1. Net
2. 8
3. Plane z
4. TX and TL
5. XL
6. OSL
7. *NOT VERTICLE ANGLES*
8.*NOT COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES&
9.-5
10. G and O
11. KN
12. K
13. 46 INCHES
14. 104.5 inches
15. 706.5 inches
Sorry they don't tell me what the correct answers for the ones I've missed, hope this helped though <3

Answer 34

2022 ANSWERS
1 - A - NET
2 - A - W AND X
3 - B - PLANE XTV
4 - B - TX AND TL
5 - C - XL
6 - B - LSM
7 - D - M<NSO ...
8 - B - OSN
9 - B - -5
10 - D - G AND O
11 - C - KN
12 - C - K
13 - C - 46 IN
14 - B - 104.5
15 - D - 706.5

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Answer 35

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I have 22 questions you guys only 18 of them if u could i will appreciate the answers 18 and downward and thank for the help

Answer 37

these threads are always so funny to me lmfao anywayyy im gonna finish up my test and the post the correct answers:p

ik how annoying it is to spend hours looking for each individual one lol

Answer 38

hey guys! just finished it, only missed 3, so now im gonna post the correct answers:) i won't post what i put for the short answer questions (im sorry) because i dont want to risk my teacher finding this thread and recognizing my answers.

keep in mind this is 10th grade geometry "Tools of Geometry Unit Test Part 1" (my second part was dropped).

Anyway, here are your multiple choice answers! letter and answer:

1. B ; net
2. D ; 8
3. C ; Plane TLV
4. B ; TX and TL
5. C ; XL
6. O ; ∠OSL
7. D ; m∠NSO + m∠OSL + m∠MSN = 360°
8. D ; ∠MSN
9. A ; -7
10. D ; G and O
11. C ; KN
12. C ; K
13. C ; 46 inches
14. B ; 104.5 square inches
15. D ; 706.5 square inches

and then 16-18 are the short answer questions! hope this helped :D

Answer 39

Some of the test are scrambled up so watch out and make sure they are the same questions <3 be careful you cheaters ;)