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To construct the perpendicular bisector of a segment AB, the arcs drawn from A and B must have a radius:
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A Less than half of AB
B Equal to AB
C More than half of AB
D Equal to one third of AB
Explanation

If the radius is not more than half of AB, the arcs will not intersect.

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