Questions: Does the construction demonstrate how to copy an angle correctly using technology?

Does the construction demonstrate how to copy an angle correctly using technology?
Transcript text: Does the construction demonstrate how to copy an angle correctly using technology?
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Step 1: Identify the Given Problem

The problem is to determine if the construction shown demonstrates how to copy an angle correctly using technology.

Step 2: Analyze the Construction

The construction involves two circles and several points. The first circle is centered at point A with points F and G on its circumference. The second circle is centered at point D with points H and E on its circumference. The goal is to determine if the angle at point A (∠FAG) is correctly copied to point D (∠HDE).

Step 3: Compare the Distances and Angles

To copy an angle correctly:

  1. The radius of the first circle (AF = AG) should be equal to the radius of the second circle (DH = DE).
  2. The arc length FG should be equal to the arc length HE.

Final Answer

Yes, the construction demonstrates how to copy an angle correctly using technology if the distances between points F and G were used to create circle H. This ensures that the angle ∠FAG is accurately copied to ∠HDE.

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