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CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
A,B and C are three point on a circle. Prove that the perpendicular bisector of AB , BC and CA are concurrent
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27th November 2023,
11:05 AM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
How the construction is done
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4th January 2020,
5:59 PM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
sir ,
i am little bit confused in how to justify the construction. can you just tell me what all we should include while justifying the construction ? it is going to help me a lot.
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7th March 2016,
10:55 AM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
Construct triangle ABC in which BC = 5CM, <120 DEGREE AND AB + AC=9 cm. justify your answer.
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5th March 2016,
9:28 PM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
Construct an equilateral triangle whose altitude is 4.5cm.
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6th March 2015,
3:08 PM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
Draw a line AB of 5cm in length and then draw a line perpendicular to AB through A and B respectively.Are these lines parellel? Justify.
Asked by Rahul
8th November 2014,
12:16 AM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
Contruct a triangle ABC such that BC=8.5cm, AB=7cm and median AD=4.8cm.
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1st March 2014,
2:48 PM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
construct a triangle ABC in which BC = 5 cm, angle B = 75 degree and AC + AB = 8 cm
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7th January 2014,
7:38 PM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
construct triangle PQR in which QR = 7 cm, angle Q = 45 degree and PQ - PR = 2 cm.
Asked by Aravindh Ramesh
7th January 2014,
7:35 PM
CBSE - IX - Maths - Geometric Constructions
how can we construct various angles using ruler and compass?
Asked by saksham aggarwal
24th December 2013,
8:47 PM
