How could you use a compass to determine if two segments are the same length? © MP.5 15

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rusak2 [61]3 years ago

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Explanation

To determine if two segments are the same length,we can use a. compass. .
First,you have to place the compass point at. A A A. and.
On the other side,if that does not happen,if arc do not interesect the point. D D D. ,we can conclude that the given segments are not the same length.

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