Mathematics, 20.10.2021 22:40 herchellann302
A parallel line through a point can be constructed in two different ways.
Select both of them.
A. Construct two lines
perpendicular to your given line, then connect them.
B. Draw a transversal then copy one side of the segments created.
C. Draw a transversal then copy the angle made.
D. Create a line perpendicular to your given line, then another one perpendicular to
the one you created..
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