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Chapter 10: Q8. (page 383)

Draw a figure roughly like one shown, but larger. Do the indicated construction clearly enough so that your method can be understood easily.

A complement of ∠KML.

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Step 1. Given information.   

Figure is shown below.

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Step 2. Concept used.

Draw by using compass.

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Step 3. Construction.

Since, given angle ∠KMN is acute angle and it is around45°.

Therefore its complement is:

=90-∠KMN

It is drawn as:

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