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1.in a trapezium pqrs a and b are mid points of diagonals pr and qs show that ab=1/2(pqrs]
2.in the fig o is the center of circle and OLM is perpendicular to AOB prove that a] A, Q, P and M are concyclic
b] c]P,L,O,B are con cyclic

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Answered by kvnmurty
14
See the diagram.

PQ is parallel to RS in the trapezium.    Given that A is mid point of PR and B is midpoint of QS.     Let C be midpoint of PS and  D be the midpoint of QR.

CB is line joining midpoints of two sides of the triangle PQS.  Hence, CB is parallel to PQ and also PQ = 2 * CB.

Similarly,  in triangle PRS,  CA is parallel to RS, and RS = 2 * CA
           Rs = 2 (CB + BA)  = PQ + 2 BA

         AB = 1/2 * (RS - PQ),           we assumed that RS is bigger than PQ.

If PQ is longer then RS,  then it will be  AB = 1/2 (PQ - RS)
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For the  question 2 :
We don't know about the locations points L, M, P and Q,  You need to enclose a diagram.


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Answered by shivamraheja14
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Answer:Given: In trapezium PQRS , A and B are midpoints of diagonals PR and QS.

To Show: AB=1/2(PQ-SR).

Construction:draw midpoints C and D of SP and RQ respectively and join CA and BD

Proof : In triangle SPQ ,C and B are midpoints of SP and SQ

Therefore,by midpoint theorem

CB || PQ and 2CB= PQ .......1

In triangle QSR B and D are midpoints of QS and RQ

Therefore, by midpoint theorem

BD || SR and 2BD =SR......2

In triangle SPR C and A are midpoints of SP and RP

Therefore by midpoint theorem

CA = 1/2 SR .......3

From 2

2 BD = SR

BD =1/2 SR ........4

From 3 and 4

CA = BD ....5

From 1 and 2

PQ - SR = 2 CB - 2 BD

PQ - SR = 2(CB - BD)

1/2(PQ - SR) =CB - BD

1/2(PQ - SR)= CA+AB - BD

From 5

CA = BD , therefore they cancel each other

Therefore ,

1/2(PQ-SR) =AB

AB= 1/2(PQ-SR)

Hence Showed

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