so you're in math class again you didn't really leave and now you're also wondering how to bisect you know not now that you're talking about on the subject of bisecting things how you can bisect in angle you it's using somewhat similar copies so again you have your straightedge compass um and your marker markers are awesome and so you're just giving her into points a B and a B and C connecting the point well you don't like trying to try them to make draw angle ABC okay so now you have your angular um you're gonna set in your I don't apologize what pokey pointing one point B it doesn't really matter what the compass saying you said it as long as is less than B C and less than B a so it's perfect perfect sitting right here she's John art this is where an eraser comes in handy when you're King we need hand slips eraser eraser oh there okay yeah I don't want to fix easy way because that's okay and so now setting different compositing hopefully yes normally you stick that into B and make sure this time you that you don't slip let me try that arc yes just miss that and sitting you're compensating for something that is all should probably name these points T and E me just for the sake of going along the alphabet um then you just kind of put your compass on D sure what to put your compass on D and then you draw a little arc there again keeping sure just a little it's more than halfway between of IDI but it and then you do the same thing with same compass heading she said was e having chosen point E and dryer mmm you redraw that I'm not a diverse extended a little tada and now you're giving points just from F and G I'm not the best place to put them but now you connect and I draw a line be GF and that should be your angle bisector I think in our project here protractor excuse me protractor here to measure angle that you bisected you just you just eyeballing it looks right but of course fencing the protractor um that is like almost 60 degree angle I draw a nice nice rounding up 60 degree angles I was that was random and 30 degrees right there you can see this bisected and