Mohit, influenced by Akshat and Anshuman, took a right (right angled at ), where and , and started doing aimless constructions, the steps of which are given below:
() He drew perpendicular bisector of which intersects at a point and another perpendicular bisector of which intersects at a point .
() Then he constructed a circle taking center and radius of the circle as . Then he constructed an which is equal to such that lies on the circle.
() He then joined which meets at .
() Then he joined which intersects at and at .
Mohit then wondered what could possibly be equal to.