Math, asked by swamikusum1983, 2 months ago

Please give me questions of construction of class9th
please I have my exam

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Answered by selinatopno

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Let draw a line segment AB=4 cm.
With A and B as centres,draw two arcs on the line segment AB and note the point as D and E.
With D and E as centres, draw the arcs that interact the previous arc respectively that forms an angle of 60° each.
Now,draw the lines from A and B that are extended to meet each other at point C.
Therefore, ABC is the required triangle.

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