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explain how you can use a straight edge and a compass to construct an angle that is both congruent and adjacent to a given angl...Asked by cassie
Explain how you can use a straightedge and a compass to construct an angle that is both congruent and adjacent to a given angle?
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Answered by
Steve
Call the vertex of the angle O
Place the compass at O and draw a circle. Extend the sides of the angle so they intersect circle O at A and B.
Place the compass at A and open it to the distance AB.
Draw a circle with center A and radius AB.
Circle A will intersect circle O at another point, C.
Then angle AOB is congruent and adjacent to angle AOC.
Place the compass at O and draw a circle. Extend the sides of the angle so they intersect circle O at A and B.
Place the compass at A and open it to the distance AB.
Draw a circle with center A and radius AB.
Circle A will intersect circle O at another point, C.
Then angle AOB is congruent and adjacent to angle AOC.
Answered by
Damon
ANGLE ABC, center at B
swing compass radius R (any R) around B to make a circle of radius R around B
now put the point of your compass on C and the pencil of it on A. Get distance x between point and pencil
move point of compass to A.
label point where compass pencil crosses your circle D
now <DBA = <ABC
swing compass radius R (any R) around B to make a circle of radius R around B
now put the point of your compass on C and the pencil of it on A. Get distance x between point and pencil
move point of compass to A.
label point where compass pencil crosses your circle D
now <DBA = <ABC
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