.: Basic Constructions: examples :.
In this section we present some basic geometric constructions to introduce the use of iGeom.
Click on of the links below to view the corresponding construction.
Angle bisector:
two rays with a common origin define 2
cones, one of them is
convex,
in addition to the 2 angles (which sum 360°), each one have an associated angle bisector.
Thus, an angle bisector defined by a convex (or non-convex) cone (defined by 2 rays),
is the geometric place of the points of the convex cone that are
equidistant from the two rays.
A bisector of 2 points
is the geometric place of the points that are equidistant of the 2 given points.
The midpoint
of 2 points A and B is the equidistant point of A and B, with the least distance.