Lisa is constructing an equilateral triangle. she used a straightedge to draw a segment and labeled the endpoints of the segment g and h. which move is a correct second step? with the compass point halfway between points g and h, open the compass until the pencil point is halfway to g and draw a circle. with the compass point halfway between points g and h, open the compass until the pencil point is on g and draw a circle. with the compass point on g, open the compass until the pencil point is on h and draw a circle. with the compass point on g, open the compass until the pencil point is on the segment, closer to point h than to point g, and draw a circle.

With the compass point on G, open the compass until the pencil point is on H and draw a circle.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Lisa is constructing an equilateral triangle. She used a straightedge to draw a segment and labeled the endpoints of the segment G and H.

We know that the equilateral triangle has all the interior angles and sides are equal.

Thus, to construct equilateral triangle from the end point G she need to take measure of the the line segment GH and then make a circle.

Similarly from point H she need to make a circle with the same measurement.

At last join the intersection point of the two circles with G and H.

Hence, the equilateral triangle is formed.

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