Ethan draws a diameter inside of a circle and then a perpendicular bisected of the diameter. Which of the following statements are true about his construction? Ethan started the construction for an equilateral triangle inscribed in the circle.Ethan started the construction for a square Inscribed in the circle.Ethan's construction creates 4 90-degree angles when connecting the endpoints of the diameters that are on the circle.Ethan started the construction for an irregular polygon inscribed in the circle.Ethan's construction creates 3 60-degree angles when connecting the endpoints of the diameters that are on the circle

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Ethan draws a diameter inside of a circle and then a perpendicular bisected of the diameter. Which of the following statements are true about his construction?

Ethan started the construction for an equilateral triangle inscribed in the circle.
Ethan started the construction for a square Inscribed in the circle.
Ethan's construction creates 4 90-degree angles when connecting the endpoints of the diameters that are on the circle.
Ethan started the construction for an irregular polygon inscribed in the circle.
Ethan's construction creates 3 60-degree angles when connecting the endpoints of the diameters that are on the circle

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