Question
Draw a line segment of length $7.3\ cm$ using a ruler.
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Answer
We may draw a line segment of length $7.3\ cm$, using a rular as following-
$i.\ $Mark a point $A$ on the sheet.
$ii.\ $Put $0$ mark of rular at point $A.$
$iii.\ $Mark a point $B$ on the sheet at $7.3\ cm$ on ruler.
Join $A$ and $B$.
$\overline{\text{AB}}$ is the required line segment.
$i.\ $Mark a point $A$ on the sheet.
$ii.\ $Put $0$ mark of rular at point $A.$
$iii.\ $Mark a point $B$ on the sheet at $7.3\ cm$ on ruler.
Join $A$ and $B$.
$\overline{\text{AB}}$ is the required line segment.
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