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Chapter 10: Q25. (page 384)

Draw a segment and let its length be s. Construct a segment whose length is s3.

Short Answer

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A line segment equal tolength 8.7

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

A segment is given with length s.

02

Step 2. Draw the line segment of s.

First draw a line segment equal to s

Let s=5

So,

03

Step 3. Now, draw the line segment of s3.

Now,

s3=53=8.7

Draw a line segment equal to 8.7

Therefore, the line segment equal to length 8.7as shown above.

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