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Copying a Segment and an Angle Worksheet with Answer Key

6 problems on copying a segment and an angle: stepping dividers along a map, marking lengths on a ray, coordinates for copied segments, copying an angle on each side, a faulty arc, and copying a quadrilateral. 2 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Use dividers set to a scale bar to measure a canal on a hiking map.
  2. Find the total length after marking lengths of two segments along a ray.
  3. Find the endpoints of copied segments along a ray on a coordinate grid.
  4. Find the angle between two copies of an angle on opposite sides of a line.
  5. Find what Omar's third arc does wrong when copying a 40 degree angle.
  6. Explain why Zoe's copied side lengths need not give a copy of the quadrilateral.

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