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3 years ago

The side of triangle ABC are ab=5cm, bc=6cm and ac=7.5cm.draw the triangle

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Anna11 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:your cute

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RoseWind [281]3 years ago

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Draw line ac using a ruler. Taking a compass, place the point on one end of the line ac. Set the compass to 5cm, then draw an arc. Next, place the compass point on the other side of like ac. Set the compass to 6cm and draw an arc. The point of intersection between the two arcs it the point of your triangle. Now draw likes from this point of intersection to either side of ac.

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