Math, asked by reetasrivastav67, 3 months ago

can a quadrilateral be constructed a measure of all interior angles and one of the sides are given ?why ?why not ?

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Answered by sufiyaaman50

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Answer:

yes it can be constructed

Step-by-step explanation:

first draw a rough sketch

and draw a Base line cut a arc then .

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