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To construct a 120° angle with a compass, how many successive 60° arc steps of equal radius are marked along the main arc?

Class 9Constructions of TrianglesGeometry
  • A3
  • B2
  • C4
  • D1

Step-by-Step Solution

Marking two consecutive equal-radius steps (each spanning 60°) along the arc from the starting point gives 60 + 60 = 120°.
Answer: B) 2

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