Facilities Planners often must use geometric constructions to identify the location of a place that is of equal distance from 3 other points.[br][br]For example, the 3 points represent Eleanor Roosevelt HS (Point A), Parkdale HS (Point B), and DuVal HS (Point C). Royal Farms would like to place a store that is equal distance from the 3 schools. Where should the store be placed?
What are the points D, E, and F called?
The most recent presidential town hall with Joe Biden had 3 people on stage. Joe Biden (point A), Anderson Cooper (point B) and a citizen from the town of Scranton, PA (point C). [br][br]Where should the production director place the stage light so that it will equally shine on all 3 people?
What are properties of perpendicular bisectors?
Why is the distance of AG, BG, and CG all the same value?
Because AG, BG, and CG all represent radii in the circle where point G is the center. This circle contains the points A, B, and C.
In your own words, how would you define a line segment?
A line segment is a portion of a line that consists of two endpoints and the portion of the line in between the endpoints.[br][br]A line segment has a length or distance which can be calculated. [br][br]The midpoint of a line segment can be calculated. The perpendicular bisector intersects a line segment at its midpoint.[br][br]One postulate of line segments is the segment addition postulate. This says that points in between two endpoints of a line segment divide the segment into parts that can be added together to form the whole.[br][br]Lastly, line segments and the perpendicular bisector of line segments can be calculated using geometry tools or software.