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4. An equilateral triangle ABC of side 7 cm is drawn. Is it possible to construct an isosceles triangle DCB on the other side of BC, if the equal sides DC and DB are of length 3.5 cm each? Give reasons.

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Answered by Swar25

Step-by-step explanation:

AN ISOCELES TRIANGLE CAN NOT BE FORMED BECAUSE

LINE SEGMENT :

____.____

A. B. C.

LINE SEGMENT ABC IS 7 CM AND HALF OF IT WILL BE 3.5 CM SO A TRIANGEL WITH EACH SIDE 3.5 WILL BE A EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE

THEREFORE , A ISOSCELES TRIANGLE CANNOT BE FORMED

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4. An equilateral triangle ABC of side 7 cm is drawn. Is it possible to construct an isosceles triangle DCB on the other side of BC, if the equal sides DC and DB are of length 3.5 cm each? Give reasons.​

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4. An equilateral triangle ABC of side 7 cm is drawn. Is it possible to construct an isosceles triangle DCB on the other side of BC, if the equal sides DC and DB are of length 3.5 cm each? Give reasons.