Step 1: From point C, draw an arc intersecting the line segment in points A and B. Step 2: Draw two arcs from point A, one above and the other below the line segment. Step 3: Using slightly more compass width, draw two arcs from point B, above and below the line segment. Step 4: Label the point of intersection of the arcs above the line segment as D and below the line as E. Step 5: Using a straightedge, join points D and E. Part A: Which is the first incorrect step? Part B: Using complete sentences, explain your answer for Part A. Part C: Explain why a compass works for the construction done
I think these are the steps of constructing a perpendicular bisector.
thank u soooooo much
i haven't solved it yet???
u r going to do that to well thanks more then
step 3 is incorrect, we have use the same width from B to cut the arc drawn from A , if the width use is less or more it won't cut the arc
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