Question

The construction shows angles CAB and IDE. There is a circle created from point A that intersects with ray AC, creating point F, and ray AB, creating point G. A circle congruent to circle A was created at point D. Circle D intersects with ray DE, creating point H. Another circle was created on point H that has a radius that is congruent to the distance between points F and G. Circle H intersects with circle D, creating point I. A ray was created through points D and I. Does the construction demonstrate how to copy an angle correctly using technology? A: Yes; the distance between points A and F was used to create circle H. B: Yes; the distance between points F and G was used to create circle H. C: No; the distance between points A and F was used to create circle H. D: No; the distance between points F and G was used to create circle H.

Answer 1

Answer:

No; the distance between points A and F was used to create circle H.

Answer 2

Answer:

Yes; the distance between points F and G was used to create circle H.

Step-by-step explanation:

It says so in the question. Read the alt text/description of the photo.