Math, asked by navaneeth1581, 1 day ago

A triangle PQR is right angled at Q. S is a point on PR such that QS bisect PR. Prove that angle RQS = angle QPR​

Answers

Answered by aagneysharma2009
4

Answer:

QP=8cm,PR=6cm and SR=3cm

(I)  In △PQR and △SPR

∠PRQ=∠SRP  (Common angle)

∠QPR=∠PSR   (Given that)

∠PQR=∠PSR   (Properties of triangle )

∴△PQR∼△SPR  (By AAA)

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by roopa2000
0

Answer:

QP=8cm,PR=6cm and SR=3cm

(I)  In △PQR and △SPR

∠PRQ=∠SRP  (Common angle)

∠QPR=∠PSR   (Given that)

∠PQR=∠PSR   (Properties of the triangle )

∴△PQR∼△SPR  (By AAA)

Step-by-step explanation:

QP=8cm,PR=6cm and SR=3cm

(I) In △PQR and △SPR

∠PRQ=∠SRP (Common angle)

∠QPR=∠PSR (Given that)

∠PQR=∠PSR (Properties of triangle )

∴△PQR∼△SPR (By AAA)

(II)

SP

PQ

=

PR

QR

=

SR

PR

(Properties of similar triangles)

SP

8cm

=

3cm

6cm

⇒SP=4cm and

6cm

QR

=

3cm

6cm

⇒QR=12cm

(III)

ar(△SPR)

ar(△PQR)

=

SP

2

PQ

2

=

4

2

8

2

=4

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