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Identical squares are squares that have the same side length and shape. They are congruent meaning they are of equal size and dimensions. When placed together they fit perfectly without any gaps or overlaps. Identical squares are often used in geometry to study symmetry and patterns.
In Class 6 Maths Chapter 8 on Playing with Constructions students explore various geometric constructions. The chapter covers the use of a ruler and compass to construct different shapes such as triangles angles and perpendicular bisectors. It helps in understanding geometric properties and their practical applications in real-life constructions and designs.
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To divide a rectangle into identical squares, parallel lines are drawn at equal distances along its length and width. This ensures that all resulting squares have equal side lengths and maintain uniformity.
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