To construct the equilateral

Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given equilateral triangle.
Calculation:
The following are the construction steps-
Step 1- Draw the equilateral triangle and then draw an arc with the same measure from one of the points of intersection.
Step 2- Draw a line from the vertex to the point where the arcs intersect, do the same on the other two sides, and mark the point of concurrency.
Step 3- Get the radius by measuring the distance from the point of concurrency to the edge of the triangle. Now draw the circle of the same radius.
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