circle passing through points C, D and G was automatically constructed for you. How could you construct a circle passing through the three points?

To construct a circle passing through three points C, D, and G, follow these steps:

1. Draw a straight line connecting points C and D. Do the same for points C and G. You should now have two lines intersecting at point C.

2. Find the midpoint of each line. This is done by measuring the total length of each line and dividing by two. Mark these midpoints.

3. Draw a line perpendicular to each of the original lines, passing through their respective midpoints. These are called the perpendicular bisectors. They should intersect at a point, which will be the center of the circle.

4. Use a compass to draw a circle from the intersection point (center of the circle) to any of the three points C, D, or G. The circle should now pass through all three points.