Figure No.

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1. Type L on the command line and press enter.
2. Click at any point, ortho on then move the cursor to the right with a measurement of
50 and press double enter.
3. Click Arc from the tool bar the select Start, End, Radius then click the right end point.
4. Drag the cursor upward, type 40 then press enter.
5. Drag the cursor to the right, type 20 then press enter
6. Type L and press enter.
7. Click the upper end point of the arc then drag the cursor to the left, type 5 and press
double enter.
8. Click arc from the tool bar then select Start, End, Radius.
9. Click the left end point of the line that have a measurement of 5.
10. Move the cursor to the left, type 40 then press enter.
11. Drag the cursor to the right, type 20 then press enter.
12. Click the second arc, type RO(Rotate) then press enter.
13. Click the centre of the second arc then move the cursor to the left and click at any
point to the left.
14. Type L and press enter.
15. Click the left end point of the second arc.
16. Move the cursor to the left, type 5 and press double enter.
17. Click arc from the tool bar then select Start, End, Radius.
18. Click the left end point of the last line then click the left end point of the first line
( line with distance 50).
19. Move the cursor to the left, type 20 and press enter.

Figure No. 2

1. Type REC and press enter.

2. Click any point then move the cursor at any direction.
3. Click dimensions on the command box then type 5 for the length of the rectangle and
press enter.
4. Type 5 for the width and press enter.
5. Click at any point.
6. Click arc from the tool bar then select Start, End, Radius.
7. Click the upper left end point of the square then click the lower left end point of the
square.
8. Move the cursor to the right, type 2.5 and press double enter.
9. Click arc from the tool bar then select Start, End, Radius.
10. Click the lower left end point of the square then click the lower right end point of the
square.
11. Move the cursor to the upward, type 2.5 and press double enter.
12. Click arc from the tool bar then select Start, End, Radius.
13. Click the lower right end point of the square then click the upper right end point of
the square.
14. Move the cursor to the left, type 2.5 and press double enter.
15. Click arc from the tool bar then select Start, End, Radius.
16. Click the upper right end point of the square then click the upper left end point of
the square.
17. Move the cursor to the downward type 2.5 and press double enter.

Figure no. 6

1. Type REC and press enter.

2. Click at any point the click the dimensions from the command box.
3. Type 20 for the length and press enter.
4. Type 20 for the width and press enter.
5. Click at any point.
6. Type O (Off Set) and press enter.
7. Type 10 and press enter.
8. Click the first square, move the cursor to the right then click at any point.
9. Click the second square, move the cursor to the right then click at any point.
10. Click the third square, move the cursor to the right then click at any point.
11. Click the fourth square, move the cursor to the right then click at any point.
12. Click the fourth square, move the cursor to the right then click at any point and press
enter.
13. Type L on the command line and press enter.
14. Click the upper midpoint of the first square then click the right midpoint of the first
square.
15. Click the lower midpoint of the first square then click the left midpoint of the first
square.
16. Click the upper midpoint of the first square then press enter.
17. Type L on the command line and press enter.
18. Click the upper midpoint of the second square then click the right midpoint of the
second square.
19. Click the lower midpoint of the second square then click the left midpoint of the
second square.
20. Click the upper midpoint of the second square then press enter.
21. Type L on the command line and press enter.
22. Click the upper midpoint of the third square then click the right midpoint of the third
square.
23. Click the lower midpoint of the third square then click the left midpoint of the third
square.
24. Click the upper midpoint of the third square then press enter.
25. Type L on the command line and press enter.
26. Click the upper midpoint of the fourth square then click the right midpoint of the
fourth square.
27. Click the lower midpoint of the fourth square then click the left midpoint of the fourth
square.
28. Click the upper midpoint of the fourth square then press enter.
29. Type L on the command line and press enter.
30. Click the upper midpoint of the fifth square then click the right midpoint of the fifth
square.
31. Click the lower midpoint of the fifth square then click the left midpoint of the fifth
square.
32. Click the upper midpoint of the fifth square then press enter.
33. Type L on the command line and press enter.
34. Click the upper midpoint of the sixth square then click the right midpoint of the sixth
square.
35. Click the lower midpoint of the sixth square then click the left midpoint of the sixth
square.
36. Click the upper midpoint of the sixth square then press enter.