Question
Construct line segments whose lengths are: $7.6\ cm$
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Answer
Draw a line $L$ on the paper and mark a point $A$ on it. Take a compass and place its metal point at zero mark of the ruler. Adjust the compass such that the pencil point gets placed at the point which is $6$ small points from the mark of $7\ cm$ to $8\ cm$ of the ruler. Take the compass to $L$ such that its metal point is on $A$. Mark a small mark at $B$ on the line $L$ corresponding to the pencil point of the compass. $AB$ is the required segment of $7.6\ cm.$
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