26. 3". 30. 37.5 mm. 27, 1.6". 23. (i)·968 sq. in.; (ii) 1·5 sq. in.; (iii) 1·33 sq. in.; (iv) 6·5 sq. cm. 24. (i) 65 sq. in.; (ii) ·726 sq. in.; (iii) 10-4 sq. cm.; (iv) 10.4 sq. cm. 25. A line || to the base at a distance 4 cm. 28. 5.31 cm. 29. 3.69 cm., 7.67 cm. 32 (i) 24; (ii) 1·875; (iii) 6·72; (iv) 1·77; (viii) 1.74. 38. (i) 3'6"; (ii) 34. 1.73". (v) 1·92; (vi) 7·82; (vii) 2·5; 35. 3.16". 37. 34-8 mm. 33. 46°. 2.24"; (iii) 6.4 mm.; (iv.) 5.39 mm.; (v) 2·65"; (vii) 5·74 cm.; (viii) 6·56 cm. 41. 4.898 mm. (vi) 4.8 cm.; 40. 6.45 cm. 3. 3.74 cm. 39. 1.58". ANSWERS TO THE PRACTICAL EXERCISES ON BOOK II. 4. 1.82". 5. (i) 2·65′′; (ii) 3·16 cm.; (iii) 4·36 cm.; (iv) 4·8 cm.; (v) 2·12′′; (vi) 1·81′′. 6. 2.37", -63" 10. 4.68, 4-28. 16. 3.24". 7. 5.3 cm., 1.7 cm. 8. 53, 1·7. 9. 15·5, 4·5. 15. 1.15", 1.15", 7". 19. A circle of radius 1.87 cm. whose centre bisects AB. 20. Two lines 1 to AB and trisecting AB. 21. 4.27 cm. 22. 12". UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL PRESS LD. 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