Draw a 3 cm base. Using a compass, draw a 7 cm radius circle from one endpoint. At the other endpoint, draw a perpendicular line to find the top corner, completing the rectangle. Class 6 NCERT Ganita Prakash Chapter 8 Playing ...
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Draw a 4 cm base. Use a compass to draw a circle with a radius of 8 cm from one endpoint. Draw a perpendicular at the other endpoint and intersect with the circle to form the rectangle. Class 6 Mathematics Chapter ...
The rectangle with diagonals dividing angles into 45° each is a square. Since all angles are equal and the diagonals bisect the angles symmetrically, all sides are equal, confirming the square’s properties. Class 6 Mathematics Chapter 8 Playing with Constructions question ...
Follow similar steps as in Question 15, constructing a base, perpendicular sides, and using a protractor to divide the angles at the diagonal intersection into 60° and 30°, ensuring proper symmetry and measurements. Class 6 Mathematics Chapter 8 Playing with Constructions ...
Draw a base and perpendicular sides. Use a protractor to measure 60° and 30° angles at the diagonal intersection. Complete the rectangle by ensuring opposite sides are parallel and equal in length. Class 6 Mathematics Ganita Prakash Playing with Constructions Class 6 ...