Geometry: Copying a Line Segment
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What is the first step in copying a line segment?

Mark a point that would be one end of the line segment.

What is the second step in copying a line segment?

Place the compass point on one end of the given line segment. Adjust the compass width to the other end of the line segment.

What is the third step in copying a line segment?

Without changing the compass width, move the compass to the point from step 1. Draw an arc.

What is the fourth step in copying a line segment?

<p>Pick a point on the arc to be the endpoint of the new line segment.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the fifth step in copying a line segment?

<p>Draw a line segment between the two points.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the end term referring to in the context of line segments?

<p>End</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Copying a Line Segment Steps

  • Begin by marking a point to represent one end of the line segment.
  • Position the compass point on one endpoint of the original line segment; adjust the compass width to reach the other endpoint.
  • Maintain the same compass width; transfer the compass to the new marked point and draw an arc.
  • Select any point on the arc to serve as the endpoint of the new line segment.
  • Connect the two points with a line segment, completing the copying process.

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This quiz covers the essential steps for copying a line segment using a compass. You'll learn how to accurately mark points and transfer measurements, ensuring precision in your geometric constructions. Test your understanding of these foundational geometry skills.

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