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Lecture 5
Applied Geometry
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r1
A r1
M
B B
D
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To Bisect an Angle
1. Swing an arc of any radius (say r1) whose centers at the
vertex (A).
2. Swing the arcs of any radius (say r2 ) from the intersection
points between the previous arc and the lines; AB & AC.
3. Draw the Line (AD).
A = Vertex
(not to scale)
Given: Angle A
A
Intersection B
r1 r2
Point
B r2
C C
D 4
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+C
A
B
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+C
A
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r
A
B
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Given: distance = r
A
r
Repeat 8
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A
+C
B
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1. Revolve Method:
A
+C
Repeat 10
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2. Adjacent-Sides Method:
+C
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2. Adjacent-Sides Method:
A
+C
Repeat 12
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+
c.) From the new intersection point D C
draw the line DC which will be the
B
perpendicular line. 13
1. Adjacent-Sides Method
+C
A
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1. Adjacent-Sides Method
A +C
Repeat
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2. Using Compass + C
r2
D
r2
A
r1
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A
C
+
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A
C
+
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A
C
+
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Given:
Line AB and point C
75o
+C
B 20
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Center
Arc
Line 2
r
radius
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Given:
Line 1
Arc radius = r Center of the Arc
Starting point
Line 2
r Ending point
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T.P.1
T.P.2
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R1
C1 R2
C2
• The center of two circles C1, C2 and tangent point must lie on
the same straight line !!! 28
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R1 R2
C1
C2
• The center of two circles C1, C2 and tangent point must lie on
the same straight line !!!
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C
+
Given
+ +
C1 C2
Example
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Given:
• Two circles; C1, C2 and the radius of the third circle = R
R + R1 C
R
R2
R1
+
+
C1 C2
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Given
+ +
C1 C2
C+
Example
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R
R2
R1
+ +
C1 C2
R – R1 C R – R2
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R2
R1
C1 + +C2
R – R1
C R + R2
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