Math, asked by sureshbabupullayil1, 1 month ago

4. In the figure, triangle APM and triangle BQM are equal triangles. PQ = 10 cm, PA = 4 cm. So what is AM? How much is AB?​

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Answered by Abhishek95265
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As ∆AQM and ∆BQM are equal

therefore, PM=MQ

hence PM=5cm and MQ=5cm

In ∆APM by Pythagoras theorem

PM²=PA²+AM²

5²=4²+AM²

25=16+AM²

25-16=AM²

9=AM²

AM=√9

AM=3cm

Again as ∆APM and ∆BQM are equal

Therefore AM=MB =3cm

AM+MB = AB

3+3=AB

AB=9cm

Answered by treasureworld
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Step-by-step explanation:

Draw a line passing through P.

expand BQ such that it will intersect the line passing through P at 'O' making a angle of 90° at O

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