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You
will construct an isosceles triangle ABC with an angle of 120° at B.
You will do this by constructing the two base angles. If you remember
your triangle facts, then it should be clear to you that both base
angles must be 30°.
Keep in mind that in your construction, you can only use the black objects. The red objects are what you will obtain when you finish the construction.
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Choose the 'angle with fixed size' tool
. - Click on A, C then somewhere close to B. In the
dialog box, enter 30 for the size of the angle. In order to show the angle's size, click the 'show object value' icon
. Then click 'OK'.
- Then click on C, A and close to B. In the dialog box, enter 30 again.
- Create B with the point tool, at the intersection of the two rays. "Well done!" appears.
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