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AB=4cm,BC=6cm,CD=5cm,AD=5.5cm,and AC=8cm

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Answered by MDHIVYADHARSHINI

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If you want to draw a diagram first draw a rough diagram of it then draw the base a b 4 cm then with b as centre and 6 CM radius draw an Arc
Then with a as centre and 8 centimetres radius draw an arc on the previous arc now again a s centre and 5.5 cm and radius draw an Arc now with CS Centre draw an hour on previous Arc with 5 cm radius now your required quadrilateral ABCD is done

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