• The points that should be independent are not fully independent. • There are an excessive number of steps. Each of these constructions is doable in fewer than 40 steps (as counted in the "Algebra" window). Please delete any unnecessary steps. • You use a tool/button that is not allowed. (See the "basic tool kit" above.) D Question 1 10 pts Construct 13: Begin with two independent points. Label them O and P and define |OP| = 1 unit. Construct a segment of length 13 units. Highlight the segment by coloring it a unique color. Upload Choose a File Question 2 10 pts Construct a certain triangle: Begin with two independent points. Label them A' and G. Construct AABC so that G is its centroid, A' is the midpoint of side BC, and AA'GH is an isosceles triangle with |GA'|=|GH and ZA' GH = 2π/5. Highlight the edges of AABC by coloring them a unique color. Question 1 10 pts Construct 13: Begin with two independent points. Label them O and P and define OP = 1 unit. - Construct a segment of length 13 units. Highlight the segment by coloring it a unique color. Upload Choose a File

• The points that should be independent are not fully independent. • There are an excessive number of steps. Each of these constructions is doable in fewer than 40 steps (as counted in the "Algebra" window). Please delete any unnecessary steps. • You use a tool/button that is not allowed. (See the "basic tool kit" above.) D Question 1 10 pts Construct 13: Begin with two independent points. Label them O and P and define |OP| = 1 unit. Construct a segment of length 13 units. Highlight the segment by coloring it a unique color. Upload Choose a File Question 2 10 pts Construct a certain triangle: Begin with two independent points. Label them A' and G. Construct AABC so that G is its centroid, A' is the midpoint of side BC, and AA'GH is an isosceles triangle with |GA'|=|GH and ZA' GH = 2π/5. Highlight the edges of AABC by coloring them a unique color. Question 1 10 pts Construct 13: Begin with two independent points. Label them O and P and define OP = 1 unit. - Construct a segment of length 13 units. Highlight the segment by coloring it a unique color. Upload Choose a File

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

ChapterP: Preliminary Concepts

SectionP.CT: Test

Problem 1CT

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