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trisection - solution

FIRST PART
AB divider, circuit 1 (c pictured), AG (Analytical Geometry) x2+y2=dx^2+y^2=d
Ruler, the line referred to in Section A and B ( aa pictured) , AG y=0y=0 provided the point D (intersection circle 1 and line aa)
Divider AB from point D cuts the line aa and afforded the point E
Bisection angle DAB, a point C
Ruler, the line referred to in Section B and C (b pictured), AG xy=d-x-y=-\sqrt{d}
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SECOND PART
Divider AB, at point A (arm angle rotates around point C), from point B to create a circle 2 (g pictured), AG x2+z2=d x ^ 2 + z ^ 2 = d
Divider BC, at point B, cut the circle 2, we get the point F
Ruler, line through the points A and F, AG y=0,x=0 y = 0, x = 0
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PART THREE
Divider BF from point B, cuts line e is afforded point J
point G on circuit 1 (free choice),
ruler connect points A and G, we get along AG, we get the angle BAG
Divider GB, from the point B, we cut a circle 1, we get the point I
Divider GB, from the point I, we cut a circle1, we get the point H
Ruler join the dots G and J, we get along GJ
Ruler join the dots H and J, we get along JH, we get the angle GJH
angle GAB = angle GJH
Ruler merge point B and J, JB get along, we get the angle GJB
Ruler merge points I and J, we get along IJ, BJI get the angle, we get the angle IJH
GJB=BJI=IJH=GJH3 \angle GJB = \angle BJI = \angle IJH = {\angle GJH \over 3}
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I found how to determine the proportion of angles, and thus solve the trisection angles
Given the angle CAB
Divider AD (Point D is the free choice of the branch AB), from point A, creates a circular arc ED
Bisection circular arc ED obtained item H
Divider AD, from point D, obtained point L
Divider AD, from the point of L, we get the point F
Divider AF, from point A, creates a circular arc FG
Divider DH, from the point F, intersects a circular arc FG, obtained point I
Divider DH, referred to in Clause, cuts a circular arc FG, obtained point J
Divider FJ, from point J, cuts a circular arc FG, obtained point K
GAK=KAJ=JAF=GAF3 \angle GAK = \angle KAJ = \angle JAF = {\angle GAF \over 3}
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Original post by point.ms

Divider DH, referred to in Clause, cuts a circular arc FG, obtained point J

should be - Divider DH, from the point I, intersects a circular arc FG, obtained point J
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