Question
With the same centre $O$, draw two circles of radii $4 \ cm$ and $2.5 \ cm.$
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Answer
Steps of Construction
$i.$ For circle of radius $4 \ cm$
$1.$ Open the compasses for the required radius $4 \ cm$, by putting the pointer on $0$ and opening the pencil upto $4 \ cm.$
$2.$ Place the pointer of the compasses at $O$.
$3.$ Turn the compasses slowly to draw the circle.
$ii.$ For circle of radius $2.5 \ cm$
$1.$ Open the compasses for the required radius $2.5 \ cm,$ by putting the pointer on $0$ and opening the pencil upto $2.5 \ cm.$
$2.$ place the pointer of the compasses at $O.$
$3.$ Turn the compasses slowly to draw the circle.
$i.$ For circle of radius $4 \ cm$
$1.$ Open the compasses for the required radius $4 \ cm$, by putting the pointer on $0$ and opening the pencil upto $4 \ cm.$
$2.$ Place the pointer of the compasses at $O$.
$3.$ Turn the compasses slowly to draw the circle.
$ii.$ For circle of radius $2.5 \ cm$
$1.$ Open the compasses for the required radius $2.5 \ cm,$ by putting the pointer on $0$ and opening the pencil upto $2.5 \ cm.$
$2.$ place the pointer of the compasses at $O.$
$3.$ Turn the compasses slowly to draw the circle.
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