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Protractor

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Section 7.6 “Useful tools of Geometry”

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Ruler

L-Square

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Cardboard ATM

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Notebook

Tape Measure

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Tape Measure

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Straight edge -A straightedge is any object that can be used to draw line segments by placing a pen orpencil against the object and tracing it alongside.

For examples:•Ruler•ID Cards•Cardboard•Edge of the Notebooks•L square•T square•Triangles•And etc.

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Draw a line that is 6cm long using a ruler

Draw a ray that is 9cm long using a ruler

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Compass

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Compass-

A compass is a kind of tool for drawing circles.By using a compass, we can draw a circle and an arc of specified radius.

An arc is a part of the circumference of a circle

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How to draw a perfect circle?

How to draw a perfect circle?

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Step 1: Open the arms of the compass to the

desired length, it is best if its 3cm apart.

Step 1: Open the arms of the compass to your desired length, it is best

in 3cm.

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Step 2:Fix the needle a point and rotate the other arm by a complete

revolution/turn to draw a circle.

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And now you have a perfect circle!

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How to draw an angle inside a circle?

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Step 1: From the circle, project a line from the center to any point of the circle.

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Step 2: Using the projector, find the desired degree and project a line

to the center, which is the vertex.

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Central Angle

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A central angle is an angle formed by two intersecting radii and the vertex in on the center of the circle.

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Thank you for listening!