To construct an isosceles righttriangle equal in area to a given

Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given triangle.
Calculation:
The right isosceles triangle equal in area to a given triangle can be constructed as follows-
Step 1- Let the area of the given triangle be A.
Step 2- Let the length of the equal sides of right isosceles triangle be
Step 3- Now, construct the right
Step 4- now, draw the isosceles triangle whose two sides are equal to the length
Step 5- Join all the vertices to get the required right isosceles triangle.
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