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how do you do these???
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I use Geometer’s Sketchpad and MS-Paint. I could make these on paper with things like a compass and straightedge, ruler and protractor, and paint or markers, but that would slow me down a lot. The software speeds up the process, but it doesn’t do the thinking or the creativity. Those things are made of a combination of curiosity and perseverance.
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