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Textbook Problem
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Describe how you would construct an angle measuring 75 ° .

To determine

To construct:

The angle of 75°.

Explanation

Construction:

Draw a line AB.

Figure (1)

Draw two circles of equal radius centered at A and B and name the intersection points.

Figure (2)

Draw two line segments AC→ and BC→, m∠A is the angle of measure 60° as ΔABC a regular triangle.

Figure (3)

Draw a circle of radius AB from points C and name the intersection points.

Figure (4)

Draw a ray AD→ which is the angle bisector of ∠A so the angle m∠DAB is of measure 30°

Figure (5)

Draw a line AB→ and name the intersection points

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