Diagram
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Description
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Start by constructing a circle.
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Insert a point on the circle, and construct a segment
that will be the radius of the circle.
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Use the TRANSFORM menu to Mark the center
of your circle.
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Make sure that you highlight the radius. Then
with the TRANSFORM menu, choose rotate.
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Since we know we want a regular quadrilateral, rotate
the segment by 90 degrees.
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Notice that the segment is copied, and transformed.
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Make sure that the segment is still highlighted,
and repeat this process again for the next segment.
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and the next,
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and the next.
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Now create points at the intersections of the radii
and the circle.
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With all the points highlighted, choose CONSTRUCT,
and the segment option.
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Now, we have constructed a square.
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For added viewing enjoyment, highlight all the vertices
of the square, and CONSTRUCT a polygon interior.
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Almost finished!
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Hide all the points, and if you want, hide the circle
as well. The construction of the regular quadrilateral is complete.
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