14. The first three steps for constructing an inscribed regular hexagon in a circle are given. Step Construction Performed Draw point A and point B. Set the compass from point A to point B. Maintain this setting through the conclusion of the construction. 2 3 Construct a circle with center point A. Which of the following arranges the remaining steps in the correct order? A. Step Construction Performed Create arcs on the circle by moving the compass to six evenly 4. spaced points on the circle. Set the compass on point B and swing an arc that intersects the circle. Use a straight edge to draw segments between consecutive 6. arc/circle intersection points. В. Step Construction Performed Set the compass on point B and swing an arc that intersects 4 the circle. Create arcs on the circle by moving the compass to six evenly spaced points on the circle. Use a straight edge to draw segments between consecutive 6. arc/circle intersection points. Step Construction Performed Set the compass on point B and swing an arc that intersects 4 the circle. Use a straight edge to draw segments between consecutive arc/circle intersection points. Create arcs on the circle by moving the compass to six evenly 6. spaced points on the circle. D. Step Construction Performed C.
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14. The first three steps for constructing an inscribed regular hexagon in a circle are
given.
Step Construction Performed
Draw point A and point B.
Set the compass from point A to point B. Maintain this setting through the
1
2
conclusion of the construction.
3
Construct a circle with center point A.
Which of the following arranges the remaining steps in the correct order?
A.
Step Construction Performed
Create arcs on the circle by moving the compass to six evenly
4
spaced points on the circle.
Set the compass on point B and swing an arc that intersects
the circle.
Use a straight edge to draw segments between consecutive
arc/circle intersection points.
В.
Step Construction Performed
Set the compass on point B and swing an arc that intersects
4
the circle.
Create arcs on the circle by moving the compass to six evenly
spaced points on the circle.
Use a straight edge to draw segments between consecutive
arc/circle intersection points.
C.
Step Construction Performed
Set the compass on point B and swing an arc that intersects
4
the circle.
Use a straight edge to draw segments between consecutive
arc/circle intersection points.
Create arcs on the circle by moving the compass to six evenly
spaced points on the circle.
D.
Step Construction Performed
Use a straight edge to draw segments between consecutive
4.
arc/circle intersection points.
Create arcs on the circle by moving the compass to six evenly
spaced points on the circle.
Set the compass on point B and swing an arc that intersects
the circle.
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