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The construction of a in which AB = 7 cm, is possible when (BC – AC) is equal to

For any triangle the length of each side of the triangle is greater than the difference between the lengths of the other two sides.


So, BC – AC should be less than 7 cm.


Hence, BC – AC = 6.5 cm

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