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3 years ago

How to construct 165 degress angle with compass and scale and show picture

1 answer:

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To start with, draw a line say AB.
At point B, construct 60 degrees.
Bisect the angle to get 30 degrees.
Bisect the 30 degrees to get 15 degrees.
The angle opposite the 15 degrees is 165 degrees

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