Question
Construct a rhombus $\text{ABCD},$ when: Diagonal $AC = 6.0 \ cm$ and height $= 3.5 \ cm.$
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Answer
Steps:
$1.$ draw a line$ AP.$
$2.$ now draw $A C=6\ cm$ and $C P=3.5\ cm$.
$3.$ Now draw a line $B C$ such that $A B=B C$.
$4.$ Now at $C$ draw a line $C Y$ parallel to $AP.$
$5.$ At point $C$ and $A$, taking radius same as $A B$ draw arcs cutting each other at $D.$
$6.$ Now join $AD.$
$\text{ABCD}$ is the required rhombus.
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