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Using a protractor, draw an angle of measure 72°. With this angle as given, draw angles of measure 36° and 54°.

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Answered by nikitasingh79
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(1) Draw an angle ∠BAC = 72° with the help of a protractor. Taking A as the center and with any radius less than AB and AC, draw an arc which intersect AB and AC at D and E .

(2) Taking D as the center draw an arc of any radius greater than ½ DE. Now, Taking E as the center and with the same radius, draw an another arc, which intersects the previous arc at F. Now Join AF, which intersects the arc DE at point G. ∠BAF = 36°.

(3) Taking G as the center draw an arc of any radius greater than ½ GE. Now, Taking E as the center and with the same radius, draw an nother arc, which intersects previous arc at H. Join AH.

(4) Hence ∠BAH = 54° is a required angle.

 

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Step-by-step explanation:

1) Draw an angle ∠BAC = 72° with the help of a protractor. Taking A as the center and with any radius less than AB and AC, draw an arc which intersect AB and AC at D and E .

(2) Taking D as the center draw an arc of any radius greater than ½ DE. Now, Taking E as the center and with the same radius, draw an another arc, which intersects the previous arc at F. Now Join AF, which intersects the arc DE at point G. ∠BAF = 36°.

(3) Taking G as the center draw an arc of any radius greater than ½ GE. Now, Taking E as the center and with the same radius, draw an nother arc, which intersects previous arc at H. Join AH.

(4) Hence ∠BAH = 54°

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