Which statement best explains why the same steps are used to construct the perpendicular to a line segment and the bisector on a line segment?

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anonymous · Answer

The bisector of a line segment is the perpendicular bisector when using a compass and straightedge.
		The same set of geometric tools is required for both constructions to ensure precision and accuracy.
		The perpendicular to a line segment is always bisected by the line segment on which it is constructed.
		Arcs and line segments have to be drawn for both constructions when using geometric measurement tools.