Math, asked by anushikumari1122, 4 months ago

ОХ
22. In the adjoining figure, OPQR is a square. A circle
drawn with centre O cuts the square in X and Y.
Prove that QX - QY

Attachments:

mailmeatdev13: are you kidding me
anushikumari1122: ...
mailmeatdev13: waise hell ka rasta to bata ke jao
mailmeatdev13: ki ja saku
anushikumari1122: building pr se kood jao...hell ka raasta mil gaya..AB JAO
mailmeatdev13: aye haye tumhari bate
mailmeatdev13: hhhhhhh
mailmeatdev13: hlo
mailmeatdev13: kya
joyalo: hi

Answers

Answered by AtchayaPrasath
11

Join OX and OY

In ΔORX & ΔDPY

∠ORX=∠OPY=90

OX=OY (radii)

OR=OP (side of square)

∴ΔORX≅ΔOPY by RHS

Hence, RX=PY (side of square)

Now QR=QP

QX+RX=QY+PY

⇒QX=QY

I hope this helps you

Please mark me the brainliest

Answered by itzRealQueen
7

Answer:

ОХ

22. In the adjoining figure, OPQR is a square. A circle

drawn with centre O cuts the square in X and Y.

Prove that QX - QY

Similar questions