Basic Geometric constructions
With just a compass and a straightedge (or virtual versions of them), you’ll be amazed by how many geometric shapes you can construct perfectly.
This is the “pure” form of geometric construction: no numbers involved.
Basic Geometric constructions
Mostly used things were these two ⇓ | |
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Line Bisector |
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Angle Bisector |
And it is useful to know how to do 30°, 45° and 60° angles. We can use the angle bisector method (above) to create other angles, such as 15°, etc: | |
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30 Degree Angle |
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45 Degree Angle |
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60 Degree Angle |
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Equilateral Triangle |
Points and Lines: | |
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Perpendicular to a Point on a Line |
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Perpendicular to a Point NOT on a Line |
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Parallel Line through a Point |
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Same (Congruent) Angle |
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Cut a line into N segments |
Circles: | |
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Center of a Circle |
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Point to Tangents on a Circle |
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Inscribe a Circle in a Triangle |
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Circumscribe a Circle on a Triangle |
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Circle touching 3 Points |
And for the “Master Class”, a Pentagon | |
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Pentagon |