Denise is constructing A square in which two of its vertices are points M and N. She has already used her straightedge and compa
ss to construct the lines and arcs shown.
What should Denise do for her next step?
A) use a straightedge to draw a horizontal line that contains point O.
B) use a straightedge to draw MO.
C) place the point of the compass on point M and draw any arc above it.
D) place the point of the compass on point N and draw an arc that intersects N O, using MN as the width for the opening of the compass.
What should Denise do for her next step?
A) use a straightedge to draw a horizontal line that contains point O.
B) use a straightedge to draw MO.
C) place the point of the compass on point M and draw any arc above it.
D) place the point of the compass on point N and draw an arc that intersects N O, using MN as the width for the opening of the compass.
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