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The set squares are two triangular pieces, one of the set square has angles of 45°-45°- ° at their vertices.

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Important Questions on Practical Geometry

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 1
How many arcs are required to be drawn to construct an angle of 60°?
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 2

How many circles can be drawn passing through two given points?

Choose from options: (Zero/One/Four/Infinite)

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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 3
How many circles can pass through three collinear points?
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 4
Can you make an angle of 15° using two set squares of geometry box? Yes/No
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 5
To construct and then bisect an angle, how many minimum number of arcs are required to be drawn? ( Write the answer in figures)
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 1
Draw a line segment 8.2 cm and divide it into four equal parts using a ruler and compass only.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 2
Draw an angle of 50° using a protractor. Extend one of its arm to obtain its supplementary angle. Copy this supplementary angle using a ruler and compass.
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START UP MATHEMATICS>Chapter 14 - Practical Geometry>REVIEW EXERCISES>Q 3
Draw an angle of measurement 160° and divide it into four equal parts. Check your construction by actual measurement.