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Question
Draw a square whose each side measures 4.8 cm.
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Solution
\[\text{ (i) Draw side AB = 4 . 8 cm } . \]
\[\text{ (ii) From A, make an angle of 90°and cut it at 4 . 8 cm and mark it point D } . \]
\[\text{ (iii) From B, make an angle of 90° and cut it at 4 . 8 cm and mark it point C } . \]
\[\text{ (iv) Join C and D } . \]
\[\text{ Thus, ABCD is the required square } .\]
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