Answer:
Position the compass point at P, adjust it to the length of segment AB, then draw an arc crossing line PA ⇒ this is the second step.
Explanation:
Using a straightedge, draw a transversal line through point P.
This line should pass through P and cross the existing line.
Next, replicate the angle formed between the transversal and the original line at point P using the copy angle method.
Construct an arc centered at A, intersecting the given line at B and the transversal at C.
Similarly, draw an arc with the same radius centered at P, intersecting the transversal at C'.
Measure the distance from B to C with the compass, then from C' scribe an arc with the same radius intersecting the arc from the previous step at B'.
Finally, draw a line from point P through B' which will be parallel to the original line.
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