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Draw a parallelogram ABCD, with AB=6cm, AD=4.8 cm and `angleDAB=45^(@)`.
Draw the perpendicular bisector of side AD and let it meet AD at point P. also, draw the diagonals AC and BD, and let them intersect at point O. join O and P. measure OP. DC=5 cm

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To solve the problem of drawing the parallelogram ABCD with the given dimensions and properties, follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Draw Line Segment AB:** - Using a ruler, draw a line segment AB that measures 6 cm. - Label the endpoints as A and B. **Hint:** Ensure you measure accurately using the ruler for precision. 2. **Construct Angle DAB:** - At point A, use a protractor to measure and draw an angle of 45 degrees. This will be the angle DAB. - Extend the line from A in the direction of the angle. **Hint:** Make sure the protractor is aligned correctly with line AB when measuring the angle. 3. **Mark Point D:** - From point A, measure 4.8 cm along the line you just drew (the direction of angle DAB) and mark this point as D. **Hint:** Use the compass to measure 4.8 cm accurately if needed. 4. **Draw Line Segment DC:** - From point D, measure 5 cm in a direction parallel to line AB (to the right) and mark this point as C. **Hint:** You can use a ruler to ensure that the line is parallel to AB. 5. **Mark Point B:** - From point B, measure 4 cm downwards (perpendicular to AB) and mark this point as C. **Hint:** Use a right angle to ensure the line is perpendicular to AB. 6. **Complete the Parallelogram:** - Connect points C and D to complete the parallelogram ABCD. **Hint:** Ensure that the opposite sides are equal in length to confirm it is a parallelogram. 7. **Draw the Perpendicular Bisector of AD:** - To find the midpoint of AD, use a compass to draw arcs above and below the line segment AD from points A and D. - The intersection points of the arcs will help you draw the perpendicular bisector. Draw a line through these intersection points to find point P. **Hint:** Make sure the compass is set to more than half the length of AD for accurate arcs. 8. **Draw the Diagonals AC and BD:** - Draw a line segment from A to C and another from B to D. These are the diagonals of the parallelogram. **Hint:** Use a ruler to ensure the lines are straight. 9. **Find Intersection Point O:** - The diagonals AC and BD will intersect at point O. Mark this point. **Hint:** Ensure that both lines are extended enough to find the intersection clearly. 10. **Join Points O and P:** - Draw a line segment connecting points O and P. **Hint:** Use a ruler for a straight line. 11. **Measure OP:** - Use a ruler to measure the length of segment OP and record the measurement. **Hint:** Ensure the ruler is aligned properly to get an accurate measurement. ### Final Measurement: - The length of OP is found to be 3 cm. ### Summary: You have successfully drawn the parallelogram ABCD, constructed the perpendicular bisector of side AD, drawn the diagonals, and measured the segment OP.
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