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18 April, 07:04

Can you form an angle bisector hen the angle is a straight line?

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  1. 18 April, 08:23
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    Yes. Angle bisector means where after splitting the angle the 2 angles formed has the same size.

    Therfore when you construct an angle bisector on a straight line, both new angles would be 90°, and the angle bisector is just right in the middle.
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