For a parallelogram ABCD, AB=7cm and BC=5cm. To construct it uniquely we required the measure of also.

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The correct option is A AC
We can construct a parallelogram uniquely by knowing two conswcutive sides and one diagonal of it. So by knowing the measure of its diagonal AC in addition with two consecutive sides, we can construct ABCD uniquely.

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For a parallelogram ABCD, AB=7cm and BC=5cm. To construct it uniquely we required the measure of also.

The correct option is A ACWe can construct a parallelogram uniquely by knowing two conswcutive sides and one diagonal of it. So by knowing the measure of its diagonal AC in addition with two consecutive sides, we can construct ABCD uniquely.

The correct option is A AC
We can construct a parallelogram uniquely by knowing two conswcutive sides and one diagonal of it. So by knowing the measure of its diagonal AC in addition with two consecutive sides, we can construct ABCD uniquely.