Two students created a list of steps for the following construction. Which student has steps in the correct order, and which does not? Explain.

Lines that intersect at a right angle are named perpendicular lines. Lines that are always the same distance apart from each other are known as parallel lines and the lines that never intersect are known as parallel lines.

We have:

You are given AB and point C. Construct a line parallel to AB that passes through point C

The correct way to draw a parallel line to AB that passes through point C is:

1. Draw a line that intersects points B and C.
2. Place the compass on point B, and swing an arc that crosses line AB and line BC. Label the points D and E.
3. Keep the compass at the same width, and place it on point C.
4. Swing an arc that crosses line BC, and label the point F.
5. Open the compass to the width between points D and E.
6. Keeping the compass at the same width, place it on point F.
7. Swing an arc that intersects the arc created from line BC at point C.
8. Mark the intersection of the two arcs as point G.
9. Draw a line through point C and point G.

The steps of student B are in the correct order but the steps of student A are in the incorrect order.

Thus, the steps of student B are in the correct order but the steps of student A are in the incorrect order.

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