EPC Construction Rules


April 22nd 2011


Points
  1. Let a be a point [distinct from . . . ].
  2. Let a be a point on L [distinct from . . . ].
  3. Let a be a point on L between b and c [distinct from . . . ].
  4. Let a be a point on L extending the segment from b to c [with a distinct from. . . ].
  5. Let a be a point on the same side of L as b [distinct from. . . ].
  6. Let a be a point on the side of L opposite b [distinct from. . . ].
  7. Let a be a point on a [distinct from . . . ].
  8. Let a be a point inside a [distinct from . . . ].
  9. Let a be a point outside a [distinct from . . . ].
Lines and Circles
  1. Let L be the line through a and b [distinct from . . . ].
  2. Let a be the circle with center a passing through b [distinct from . . . ].
Intersections
  1. Let a be a point of intersection of L and M [distinct from . . . ].
  2. Let a be a point of intersection of C and L [distinct from . . . ].
  3. Let a and b be the two points of intersection of C and L [distinct from . . . ].
  4. Let a be a point of intersection of L and C between b and c [distinct from . . . ].
  5. Let a be a point of intersection of L and C extending the segment from c to b [distinct from . . . ].
  6. Let a be a point of intersection of C and D [distinct from . . . ].
  7. Let a and b be the two points of intersection of C and D [distinct from . . . ].
  8. Let a be a point of intersection of C and D on the same side of L as b where L is the line through their centers c and d respectively [distinct from . . . ].
  9. Let a be a point of intersection of C and D on the side of L opposite b where L is the line through their centers c and d respectively [distinct from . . . ].
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