Question: Use Euclid's postulates to prove that your constructions for angle bisector and perpendicular bisector from Activities 2 and 3 are correct. Explain how the proofs of those constructions are linked.
References: Activity 2 & 3
2) Draw angle AOB in sketchpad using only the compass and straightedge tools. construct the ray OX, that bisects this angle.
3) Draw line segment RS in a sketchpad worksheet. Using only the compass and straightedge tools, construct the perpendicular bisector of RS and label the midpoint of RS as M.
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