Answer:
<u><em>The distance between points E and D</em></u> ⇒ 1st answer
Step-by-step explanation:
*<em> Lets revise the steps of copy an angle</em>
<em>- Copy angle ABC</em>
Step 1. Draw an arc centered at B and intersecting the rays of the
angle at A and C.
Step 2. On the line that we will copy the angle on it, draw an arc of
the same distance centered at B' intersecting the line at A'
Step 3. Use the compass to measure the distance from A to C, and
<u><em>with the compass centered at A' scribe an arc whose radius is the </em></u>
distance from A to C intersecting the arc from Step 2 at C'.
Step 4. Draw the line from B' through C'.
* <em>Lets solve the problem</em>
- Angle ABC has point E on ray BA and point D on ray BC
- Points E and D are equidistant from point B
- To copy angle ABC the step needs to identified for the construction is
<u><em>The distance between points E and D</em></u>
