Emily W. answered 01/08/22
Teaching Geometry as a Foundation for Future Careers
Answer A is incorrect because we do not know where to draw a line that bisects since we aren’t allowed to measure. We can only work with the dots and radius of the circle that we have created, so we are looking at B C or D. You need 3 identical circles for draw a perpendicular line.
These are the circles or arcs that you need:
J is the center
M is the center
N is the center
Where the M and N arcs/circles cross is the point which will connect to J and form the perpendicular line.
They have already given you the arc where J is the center.
The next step is to keep the same width of the compass that you already have and move the compass down to M or N and draw an arc or circle under the line. You would repeat for M and N and a point will form where M and N cross. This competes the drawing of the perpendicular line.
C