Question

thuy examines the figure in the image. she needs to determine if $overline{no}$ is a copy of $overline{pq}$. what must she do to show that $overline{no}$ is a constructed copy of $overline{pq}$? (1 point) she must measure the distance from point m to point n using a compass, and place the compass on point p to see if point m is the same distance she must measure the distance from point o to point q using a compass and place the compass on point p to see if point n is the same distance she must measure the distance from point n to point o using a compass and place the compass on point p to see if point q is the same d she must measure the distance from point m to point q using a compass and plays the compass on point m to see if point o is the same distance

Explanation:

To show that $\overline{NO}$ is a constructed copy of $\overline{PQ}$, we need to check if their lengths are equal. The correct way is to measure the length of $\overline{NO}$ using a compass and then place the compass on point $P$ to see if it reaches point $Q$. This means measuring the distance from point $N$ to point $O$ using a compass and placing the compass on point $P$ to see if point $Q$ is the same distance.

Answer:

She must measure the distance from point N to point O using a compass and place the compass on point P to see if point Q is the same distance.