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.Draw a line segment AB of length 7.4 cm. Mark a point P on it such that AP = 3.6 cm. At P draw a perpendicular to AB using ruler and compass.​

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Answered by ay8076191
2

Step-by-step explanation:

hlo mate here's your answer

Steps of Construction:

1.Construct a line segment

AB=

5.8cm.

2.Now mark a point

P

on the line segment

AB

such that

PB=

3.6cm.

3.Taking

P

as centre and some suitable radius construct and arc which meets

AB

at the point

L.

4.Taking

L

as centre and same radius cut off the arcs

LM

and then as

N.

5.Now bisect the arc

MN

at the point

S.

6. Join

PS

and produce it to point

Q.

Here

PQ

is perpendicular to the line segment

AB

at point

P.

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Answered by Quansizr
2

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