Chapter 10: Q26. (page 384)
Draw a diagram roughly like the one shown. Without laying your straightedge across any part of the lake, construct more of .

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Chapter 10: Q26. (page 384)
Draw a diagram roughly like the one shown. Without laying your straightedge across any part of the lake, construct more of .

The figure is,

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Construct equilateral .
On mark off points and so that both and equal .
On mark off points and so that both and equal .
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