What is the next step in constructing an angle (MNO ) congruent to the given angle (ABC ) with a straightedge and a compass?

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nata0808 [166]2 years ago

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The next step in constructing an angle (MNO ) congruent to the given angle (ABC ) is, using N as the center and the same radius as before, draw an arc that intersects |NO|. label the arc PQ where Q intersects |NO|.

To construct angle MNO congruent to the given angle ABC, the following conditions must be satisfied:

The two angles must be equal (∠ABC = ∠MNO).
The radius of the two triangles must be equal.
The radius from center N must be equal to radius BA and BC.
The radius of angle MNO is NO and it must equal BA and BC

Thus, we can conclude that, the next step in constructing an angle (MNO ) congruent to the given angle (ABC ) is, using N as the center and the same radius as before, draw an arc that intersects |NO|. label the arc PQ where Q intersects |NO|.

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