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3 years ago

Anyone know what this means?

Mathematics

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fgiga [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

It's an angle bisector and it was found using a compass

Step-by-step explanation:

First you use the compass to make a marking in the angle

Then you move the compass to the D and make another marking after that you move the compass to E (Make sure to use the same compass setting) and make a marking that intersects with the marking of D which creates F. Last you use a straight edge to make the angle bisector of ABC. (Sorry if you don't understand this it was difficult for me to explain)

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