Answer:A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
f=70 d=105
a=175 e=180
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is this from a textbook
Step-by-step explanation:
Explanation:
All of these are done the same way.
1. Set your compass to a distance slightly longer than the distance from the point to the line you want the perpendicular to.
2. Using the point as a center, draw an arc that intersects the line in 2 places. Consider those points to be "P" and "Q".
3. You can leave the compass as is, or set it to any other distance longer than half the distance between P and Q. Using this radius, and using P and Q as centers, draw intersecting arcs on the other side of the line from the original point. Consider the intersection of those arcs to be point "R".
4. A line through the original point and point R will be perpendicular to the line, as you want.
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In problem 1, the point and line are obvious.
In problem 2, the point is the vertex opposite the line of interest. (There will be 3 similar constructions.)
God gave the Hebrew people the "Ten Commandments".
It had to go through Moses, because the people were too
scared to hear it directly from God, and they begged Moses
to go get it and bring it to them.
Now, if you want to say "So then it was really Moses", then
I have to ask you: Do you feel like it was really the mailman
who gave you the birthday present from your grandmother
out of town ?
