Math, asked by inishamehra00, 3 months ago

can we construct a triangle of a triangle ABC with ab is equal to 4 cm angle is equal to 120 cm and angle b is equal to 75 centimetre

Answers

Answered by krishnakanholi
0

Answer: Hello dear,

The steps for the construction above are as follows:-

1. Draw BC = 5 cm and construct angle B = 120° ( either with protractor or compass, I have done using a compass).

2. Cut the ray of angle B at A with an arc of 4 cm. Join AC.

3. Draw ray BX such that angle CBX is an acute angle.

4. Cut the ray BX in 5 parts of equal length.

5. Name them as B1, B2, B3, B4 and B5. Join CB5.

6. Through B4, draw a line parallel to CB5 which intersects BC at C'.

7. Through C', draw another line parallel to AC which intersects AB at A'.

8. ∆A'BC' is the required triangle.

Hope you got the correct answer.

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Answered by josnaelsajoseph
1

Answer:

Steps:

1. draw base AB=4cm

2. with A as center, with a scale of 5cm as radius draw an arc and with B as center, with a scale of 6cm as radius draw an arc.

3. let C be the point of intersection of the above 2 lines.

4. draw a ray AX making an acute angle with line AB on the opposite side if the vertex C.

5. mark 3 points A1,A2,A3 such tha A1A2=A2A3=A3A1

6. join A3B and draw a parallel line B

A2

7. draw a line parallel to BC to intersect AC at C

Thus AB

C

is a required triangle.

Justification;

By construction,

AB

AB

=

AA3

AA2

=

3

2

also B

C

∥BC

∴∠AB

C

=∠ABC

In △AB

C

,△ABC

∠A=∠A

∠AB

C

=∠ABC

△AB

C

∼△ABC

AB

AB

=

AC

AC

=

BC

B

C

AB

AB

=

AC

AC

=

BC

B

C

=

3

2

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