Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Draw the first side. Use a protractor Trace the second side. Finish the triangle.

Answer: Use a ruler or the straight edge of your protractor to trace a straight line segment of an appropriate length. This line segment will become the first side of your triangle, and each of the other sides will be just as long so make sure that it's the right size! to measure a 60 angle at one end. Measure out a new line segment that is equal in length to the first. Start it at one end of the original line segment, where you measured the 60 angle. Start from the vertex (the point) of the angle, and trace the straight edge of the protractor until you reach the next "point." Use the straight edge of your protractor to trace out the final side of the triangle. Connect the point at the end of the second line segment to the unattached end of the first line segment. You should now have an equilateral triangle.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wait for the daisies to develop two sets of leaves. Choose a location with morning sun and afternoon shade. Amend the soil with compost. Dig holes for the seedlings. Plant the daisies in the soil. Water the seedlings thoroughly to set them in the soil. Fertilize the daisies monthly. Remove dead flowers to encourage new blooms.

Answer: After the seeds have germinated, the gerbera daisy seedlings will continue to grow. The seedlings aren't ready to be transplanted outside until they've grown two sets of leaves (four leaves in total), and the soil has started to warm in the late spring or early summer. Even if the seedlings have two sets of leaves, don't transplant them until the threat of frost has past. Gerbera daisies are native to South Africa, so they don't tend to like temperatures above 70F (21C). Because of this, it's important to keep them out of the hot afternoon sun. They also like a lot of light, so the ideal location is somewhere that's bright and sunny in the morning but protected from direct sun in the afternoon. Gerbera daisies are particularly susceptible to rot if they're exposed to too much moisture. You can help improve soil drainage by tilling 2 inches (5.1cm) of compost into the garden bed before planting. This will also enrich the soil and encourage better blooms. Instead of compost, you can use peat or some other organic material. In areas with soil that has a very high clay content, consider amending the soil with sand as well to improve drainage. Otherwise, you can plant the daisies in containers. Use your hand or a spade to dig holes that are just deep and wide enough for the root ball. If you plant the daisies too deep in the soil, the crowns will rot. The holes should be spaced 12 to 18 inches (30 to 46cm) apart to allow adequate airflow between the plants. Gently remove the seedlings from the seed trays and place one seedling in each hole. Cover the root ball with soil and use your hands to gently firm the soil around the roots to secure the seedling in place. Water the soil around the seedlings to avoid getting the plants wet. As the plants grow, water them deeply once a week to keep the soil evenly moist but not soggy. Avoid getting water on the blooms or leaves, as this can lead to rot. Always water gerbera daisies in the morning so excess water will dry during the day. It takes a great deal of energy to produce large and beautiful flowers, and you can help the daisies by providing regular nutrients. Once a month during spring, summer, and early fall, add an all-purpose liquid fertilizer to the water before watering the plants. As the flowers bloom, watch them carefully so that you can snip them off as they start to wilt. Use sterilized garden shears to trim off dying flowers and leaves. This will encourage the plant to grow more flowers. To keep from having to remove spent blooms, you can instead cut blooms when they're fresh and bring them indoors. If you keep the flowers in water, they should last for several days.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cover the rest of the car with tape and plastic sheeting. Wear a respirator when painting the car. Use spray paint for a quicker and cheaper paint job. Purchase a paint gun for a more professional paint job. Spray primer over the hood. Wait up to 5 minutes after applying a layer. Add 3 or more layers of primer. Wait 24 hours for the primer to dry.

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Home improvement stores usually stock sheeting, as do some paint stores and auto parts shops. Cover up any areas near the hood that you don't want painted. Masking tape is good for covering the edges around the hood. Plastic sheeting is better for covering large areas. No matter what type of paint you use, the fumes are unpleasant and dangerous to inhale. Moving the car to an open, outdoor location is a good idea, but you should still put on a respirator mask to be safe. Safety goggles and gloves are also helpful. You have most likely seen spray paint for sale at various stores. Using it is as simple as pointing and spraying. You will need a can of primer and a can of colored paint. If you want to add more detail to the hood, also get another color of paint. You can get paint guns relatively cheaply online or at home improvement stores. A gun gives you more control, helping you create more even paint layers. You will need to get liquid paint and mix it according to the instructions on the label. Hold the primer canister about 8 to 12in (20 to 30cm) above the hood. Start at 1 end and slowly move the can or gun in a straight line towards the other end. Then reverse, overlapping this second stroke with your first one. Continue spraying back and forth to cover the entire hood. Another way to do this is with a quality liquid primer. Spread it over the hood with a plastic paint spreader. For primer, wait between 2 to 5 minutes before applying more. Each can of primer or paint requires some waiting for the product to settle on the hood. Check the instructions on the can to remind yourself of how long to wait. Don't wait too long, though. The primer should only be allowed to dry after you're done adding more of it. Spray on more primer, waiting a few minutes after each layer. Apply it the same way you did the first one. Move in slow, even strokes. The primer should be nice and thick before you paint. Wait a whole day to ensure that the primer settles. To protect it, cover the car with a drop cloth purchased online or from any stores that sell paint supplies.