a line parallel to the base divides other two sides proportionally
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By Basic Proportionally Theorem Proof:
In triangle ABC, a line drawn parallel to BC cuts AB and AC at P and Q respectively.
To Prove:
AP/PB = AQ/QC
Let the point P divide AB in the ratio of l: m where l and m are natural numbers. Divide AP into 'l' and PB into 'm' equal parts. Through each of these points on AB, draw lines parallel to BC to cut AC.
PROOF:
Step 1:Cut AP into equal parts and draw lines through these points parallel to BC.
Step 2:By intercept theorem,AQ is cut into equal parts.
Step 3:By Step 1,QC is cut into m equal parts.
Step 4:By construction,AP/PB=l/m.
Step 5:By step 2 and 3,AQ/QC=l/m.
Step 6:By step 4 and 5,AP/PB=AQ/QC
Hence the proof..
In triangle ABC, a line drawn parallel to BC cuts AB and AC at P and Q respectively.
To Prove:
AP/PB = AQ/QC
Let the point P divide AB in the ratio of l: m where l and m are natural numbers. Divide AP into 'l' and PB into 'm' equal parts. Through each of these points on AB, draw lines parallel to BC to cut AC.
PROOF:
Step 1:Cut AP into equal parts and draw lines through these points parallel to BC.
Step 2:By intercept theorem,AQ is cut into equal parts.
Step 3:By Step 1,QC is cut into m equal parts.
Step 4:By construction,AP/PB=l/m.
Step 5:By step 2 and 3,AQ/QC=l/m.
Step 6:By step 4 and 5,AP/PB=AQ/QC
Hence the proof..
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