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If the arcs for the perpendicular bisector of AB are drawn with radius exactly equal to half of AB, then the arcs:
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A Meet at the midpoint of AB only
B Meet at two points
C Do not meet at all
D Overlap completely
Explanation

With radius AB/2 each arc just passes through the midpoint, giving only one common point and no perpendicular bisector.

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