construct the angle pqr is 60 .now construct its complement at the point q.
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draw a line segment QP
AT the point Q draw an arc that QP at C
At the point C, draw another arc which cuts the previous arc at D
Join Q to D. It is 60 degrees
Complement angles have the sum of 90 degree
Complement of 60 is 60+ 30= 90
Bisect angle PQD to get the angle of 30 degree
Take C and D as initial point and radius equal to more than half of CD.
draw arcs intersecting each other at E
Join Q to E
This is complimentry angle
AT the point Q draw an arc that QP at C
At the point C, draw another arc which cuts the previous arc at D
Join Q to D. It is 60 degrees
Complement angles have the sum of 90 degree
Complement of 60 is 60+ 30= 90
Bisect angle PQD to get the angle of 30 degree
Take C and D as initial point and radius equal to more than half of CD.
draw arcs intersecting each other at E
Join Q to E
This is complimentry angle
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Draw a line segment QP
With initial point at Q with some convenient radius draw an arc cutting QP at C
With C as center and radius = QC, draw an arc cutting the previous arc at point D
Join QD
Angle PQD = 60°
Complementary angles means the sum is 90 °
So the complement of 60 degree is 30 degree
Now construct angle of 30° which will be known as bisector of PQD
Now take C and D as initial points and radius = more than half of CD
Now draw arcs intersecting each other at E
Join QE. Angle PQE = complement of 60 degree which is equal to 30 degrees.
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