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The figure below shows some steps that Meg used to construct an angle bisector BO of an angle ABC.
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In the next step, Meg uses the same width of the compass to draw two arcs. Which statement is true about point O? 1.It is the intersection of arcs drawn from point P and point B. 2.It is the intersection of arcs drawn from point B and point Q. 3.It is the intersection of arcs drawn from point P and point Q. 4.It is the intersection of arcs drawn from point A and point C.
I don't see point O in the picture.
The figure below shows some steps that Meg used to construct an angle bisector BO of an angle ABC. are we understanding the question wrong?i don't see it either so idk
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