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Construct a line segment or an angle—it's your choice! then, bisect the segment or angle you constructed. think about the steps you took to construct and bisect the line segment or angle. if you chose a line segment, how are the construction steps you completed similar to the steps you would have taken to construct and bisect an angle? how are they different?
- i chose a line segment, i just need the last part where it is asking to compare and contrast the two.

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