1. **Problem Statement:**
Construct triangle XYZ with sides |YZ| = 6 cm, |ZX| = 6 cm, and |ZY| = 9 cm, and angle YZX = 60°.
Then construct the perpendicular bisector (mediator) of segment YX.
Draw a circle centered at X with radius 5 cm.
Find the point h1 where the mediator intersects the circle inside triangle XYZ.
2. **Step 1: Construct triangle XYZ**
- Draw segment YZ = 6 cm.
- At point Z, construct angle YZX = 60°.
- From Z, draw segment ZX = 6 cm along the 60° angle.
- Connect points X and Y to complete triangle XYZ.
3. **Step 2: Construct the mediator of YX**
- Find the midpoint M of segment YX.
- Draw a line perpendicular to YX at M; this is the mediator.
4. **Step 3: Draw the circle centered at X with radius 5 cm**
- Using a compass, draw a circle with center X and radius 5 cm.
5. **Step 4: Find point h1**
- Identify the intersection points of the mediator and the circle.
- Select the intersection point h1 that lies inside triangle XYZ.
6. **Summary:**
- Triangle XYZ is constructed with given sides and angle.
- Mediator of YX is drawn.
- Circle centered at X with radius 5 cm is drawn.
- Point h1 is the intersection of mediator and circle inside the triangle.
This completes the construction as per the problem requirements.
Triangle Construction 9211Eb
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