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MCQ
While constructing the perpendicular bisector of a segment, the two arcs drawn from a single end point are placed:
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A On the same side of the segment
B One above and one below the segment
C On the segment itself
D Outside the drawing
Explanation

Drawing arcs on both sides of the segment gives two intersection points, which determine the perpendicular bisector.

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