Mathematics
Given below are the angles x and y.

Without measuring these angles, construct :
(i) ∠ABC = x + y
(ii) ∠ABC = 2x + y
(iii) ∠ABC = x + 2y
Quadrilaterals Constructions
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Answer
(i) Steps:

As shown above:
Draw line segment BC of any suitable length.
With B as centre, draw an arc of any suitable radius. With the same radius, draw arcs with the vertices of given angles as centres. Let these arcs cut arms of the angle x at the points P and Q, and arms of the angle y at points R and S.
From the arc, with centre B, cut DE = PQ = x and EF = SR = y.
Join BF and produce upto point A.
Hence, ∠ ABC = x + y.
(ii) Steps:

As shown above:
Draw line segment BC of any suitable length.
With B as centre, draw an arc of any suitable radius. With the same radius, draw arcs with the vertices of given angles as centres. Let these arcs cut arms of the angle x at the points P and Q, and arms of the angle y at the points R and S.
From the arc, with centre B, cut DE = PQ = x, EF = PQ = x and FG = RS = y.
Join BG and produce upto point A.
Hence, ∠ ABC = x + x + y = 2x + y.
(iii) Steps:

As shown above:
Draw line segment BC of any suitable length.
With B as centre, draw an arc of any suitable radius. With the same radius, draw arcs with the vertices of given angles as centres. Let these arcs cut arms of the angle x at the points P and Q, and arms of the angle y at the points R and S.
From the arc, with centre B, cut DE = PQ = x, EF = RS = y and FG = RS = y.
Join BG and produce upto point A.
Hence, ∠ ABC = x + y + y = x + 2y.
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