What is the difference between constructing and drawing geometric figures? Give a real-world example of each.

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The difference between constructing and drawing geometric figures:
Drawing Geometric Figures refers to drafting, in which you are trying to create or sketch geometric figures using ruler, paper, etc.
While constructing geometric figure refers to constructing or building a geometric figure with the use of compass, graph paper, etc.

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