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what is the use of perpendicular bisector

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Answered by AngadStrafeZ

A perpendicular bisector is a line which bisects the main line into 2 equal parts. This type of bisector is always 90° angle and divides the line into two parts. It can be used for constructing angles in a practical method with a compass and ruler.
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Answered by keya20000005

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Because it is used for constructing angles by ruler and compass.

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