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In the figure, AB=8cm, BC=7cm, AC=6cm 1) Draw an isosceles triangle of equal area. 2) Draw a right angled triangle of equal area. 3) Draw a triangle of equal area with one angle 60º.

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Answered by farzana7090

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Step-by-step explanation:

8cm, BC=7cm, AC=6cm

1) Draw an isosceles triangle

of equal area.

2) Draw a right angled

triangle of equal area.

3) Draw a triangle of equal

area with one angle 60º.

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