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Answered by lucifer815
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Answer:

Sorry Mai diagram provide Nahi kr paya

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's first draw a rough diagram

To construct A ABC, we first need to find angleC

Finding angleC

In ∆ ABC

angleA + angleB + angleC = 180° (Sum of angles of a triangle is 180°)

105° + 45° + angleC = 180°

150° + angleC = 180°

angleC = 180° - 150°

angleC = 30°

Steps to draw A ABC

1. Draw base BC of side 7 cm

2. Draw 2 B = 45°

3. Draw 2 C = 30°

4. Let point A be the point where the two rays intersect

:: ∆ABC is the required triangle

Now, we need to make a triangle which is 4/3 times its size

: Scale :. Scale factor 4/3 >1

Steps of construction

1. Draw any ray BX making an acute angle with BC on the side opposite to the vertex A.

2. Mark 4 (the greater of 4 and 3 in ) points

B¹, B², B³, B⁴ on BX so that BB, = B,B² = B²B³ = B³B⁴

3. Join B³C (3rd point as 3 is smaller in 4/3) and draw a line through B⁴ parallel to B³C, to intersect BC

extended at C'.

4. Draw a line through C' parallel to the line AC to intersect AB extended at A'.

Thus, A A'BC' is the required triangle

Justification

Since scale factor is ,4/3

we need to prove A'B /AB =A'C'/ AC= BC/' BC = 4/ 3

By construction,

BC'/ BC= BB⁴ /BB³ =4/3. eq 1

Also, A'C' is parallel to AC

So, they will make the same angle with line BC

therefore. angle A'C'B = angle ACB

(Corresponding angles). (2)

Now,

In ∆ A'BC' and ∆ABC

angle B = angleB (Common)

ZA'C'B = 2 ACB (From (2)).

A A'BC' ~ A ABC (AA Similarity)

Since corresponding sides of 45 similar triangles are in the same ratio B¹

A'B/AB=A'C'/AC=BC¹/BC

So, A¹B/AB=A¹C¹/BC=BC¹/BC=4/3

Thus, our construction is justified

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