Angle Bisector Construction
Instructions
Step 1: Use the CIRCLE TOOL 
to construct a circle with center A that intersects both sides of the angle.
Step 2: Use the INTERSECTION TOOL 
to mark the two points where the circle intersects the sides of the angle, these will be labeled F and G.
Step 3: Use the CIRCLE TOOL to construct a circle with a center on F. The radius of the circle should be larger than half of the angle's opening.
Step 4: Use the COMPASS TOOL 
to duplicate the circle from Step 3 and place it at center G.
Step 5: Use the INTERSECTION TOOL to mark the intersections of the two circles, these will be labeled I and J.
Step 6: Use the RAY TOOL 
located under the LINE TOOL 
to draw a ray from point A to either point I or J (it doesn't matter because it should pass through both).
Ray AI is the angle bisector of angle A.
After you complete the example, work on the practice. These will not let you know if you've done them correctly. I will be checking on my computer.
to construct a circle with center A that intersects both sides of the angle.
Step 2: Use the INTERSECTION TOOL to mark the two points where the circle intersects the sides of the angle, these will be labeled F and G.
Step 3: Use the CIRCLE TOOL to construct a circle with a center on F. The radius of the circle should be larger than half of the angle's opening.
Step 4: Use the COMPASS TOOL to duplicate the circle from Step 3 and place it at center G.
Step 5: Use the INTERSECTION TOOL to mark the intersections of the two circles, these will be labeled I and J.
Step 6: Use the RAY TOOL located under the LINE TOOL to draw a ray from point A to either point I or J (it doesn't matter because it should pass through both).
Ray AI is the angle bisector of angle A.
After you complete the example, work on the practice. These will not let you know if you've done them correctly. I will be checking on my computer.