Draw a rhombus of sides 6cms and one angle 60° and then draw a right angled triangle of the same area.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Step -1) At A, draw a line AQ so that angle (BAQ) = 60°. Step - 2) Cut AD at C such that AC = 6cm. Step - 3) At B, draw a BP so that angle (ABP) = 180° - 60° i.e. 120°. Step - 4) Cut BP at D such that BD = 6cm.
Answer:
Given :- Area of triangle = Area of Rhombus
Side of Rhombus 6 cm &one angle = 60°
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To Find :- Draw rhombus and triangle
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Solution :-
To Draw rhombus:-
Step 1 :- Draw a line segment AB' = 6cm
Step 2 :- Draw an angle of 60° at A on AB'
Step 3 :- Take same length of 6 cm from A on angle drawn & mark it C.
Step 4 :- Using compass , width = 6cm & taking C & B' as centre drawn two arcs interesting at D .
Step 5 :- Join CD & BD
Hence , Rhombus is constructed.
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Now ,
∴ Area of Triangle
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Now , To Draw a triangle
Step 1 :- Draw a line segment AB = 12 cm
Step 2 :- Draw an angle of 60° using protractor at A on AB
Step 3 :- Take s length of 6 cm from A on angle drawn & mark as C.
Step 4 :- Join BC
Hence , ∆ABC is drawn .
∴ ∆ABC has same area as Rhombus whose side is 6 cm & one angle is 60°
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