There are two correct answers which are not techniques used in geometric constructions with paper folding and these are:
A. Creating arcs and circles work the compass
C. Measuring lengths of line segments by folding the paper and matching the endpoints
In geometric folding, a straight line becomes a crease or a fold. This is achieved by a person by folding a piece of paper and flattening the crease rather than drawing lines to make a guide. Therefore this means that shapes like arcs, curves, circles by using the compass, and measurement of line segments are not used. However, constructions using compass have a long history in Euclidean geometry.
The following are not techniques used in geometric constructions with paper folding:
A. Creating arcs and circles with the compass.
C. Measuring lengths.
A geometric construction can be defined as a process that is used to draw angles, lines, and other geometric figures (shapes), especially through the use of only a compass and straightedge such as a ruler without measurements.
In Geometry, the techniques that should be used in geometric constructions with paper folding include the following:
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