Geometric Construction with the Compass Alone Given three points A, B and C. C is known to lie outside the straight line AB. Complete the parallelogram ABCD. Solution Draw two circles: One centered at C with radius AB Another centered at B with the radius AC D is one of the intersection points of the two circles. How many solutions has the problem? Copyright © 1996-2008 Alexander Bogomolny

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