Use the images to answer the question. Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Determine the type of construction being done from the steps shown. (1 point) Responses angle bisector angle bisector perpendicular lines perpendicular lines perpendicular bisector perpendicular bisector parallel lines through a point not on the given line

Based on the steps provided, it seems you're describing a geometric construction process. However, without specific images, I can only infer the likely construction type based on standard geometric principles.

- If the construction involves creating angles that are equal, it is an **angle bisector**.
- If the construction involves creating lines that intersect at right angles, it is **perpendicular lines**.
- If the construction results in a line that divides another line segment into two equal parts at right angles, it is a **perpendicular bisector**.
- If you're creating a line that runs alongside another without intersecting, it involves **parallel lines through a point not on the given line**.

To provide a more accurate response, I'd need details about the steps or the images in question. Please clarify or provide additional context!

the consrtuction creates an acute angle and is not in the center of the line

Based on your description of the construction creating an **acute angle** and not being in the center of the line, it sounds like you're likely referring to an **angle bisector**.

In an angle bisector construction, you create two equal angles (one of which is acute), originating from a point not on the given line. This aligns with your mention of the construction not being centered along the given line.

So, the correct response would be **angle bisector**.