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You are given a compass, a ruler and a pencil.
There is a line that travels along the X axis.
You must draw a line that touches the existing line at 30°. You are only allowed to draw the 1 line with the ruler and the only reference points you can use to draw on are tangents and touching points. The line you draw must have at least 2 reference points.
You are not allowed use the value of tangents, sines or cosines to reach the value of 30°.
You can use the ruler freely to measure the diameter of your compass.
This is not my homework, just something I thought of in bed.
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>>9145892
Measure out a gradient of 1:1.73 using the ruler and compass. Brainlet babby teir homework question OP.
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Straightedge and compass CHAD coming through
(seriously though it IS babby tier)
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>>9146039
It's just something I thought of in bed, rude guy.
Can you do it with 2 circles?
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>>9145892
>This is not my homework, just something I thought of in bed
Next time do something useful in bed, like masturbating.
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I remember making angles and bi-sections in fifth grade, that was a long time ago. This thread is making me remember again.
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>>9146067
The gradient method I described only requires one.
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>>9145892
Euclidea thread?
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>>9145892
>There is a line that travels along the X axis.
so, the line is the x axis?
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>>9146121
One of your circles is useless.
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