Question

use a compass and straightedge to copy $overline{op}$. your final answer should be exactly one blue segment with point $o$ as one of the endpoints. compass segment ray line undo select a tool above.

Explanation:

Step1: Set compass width

Place the compass on point O and extend the other leg to point P to set the width of the compass equal to the length of segment $\overline{OP}$.

Step2: Draw an arc

With the compass width set as in Step 1, place the compass on point $O'$ and draw an arc.

Step3: Create the segment

Use the straight - edge to draw a segment from $O'$ to a point on the arc. Let's call the other endpoint of the segment $P'$. The segment $\overline{O'P'}$ is a copy of $\overline{OP}$.

Answer:

A segment $\overline{O'P'}$ is drawn where the length of $\overline{O'P'}$ is equal to the length of $\overline{OP}$ using the compass - and - straightedge construction as described above.