Math, asked by khudegaytri056, 7 months ago

∆ABC and ∆ PQR are similar,





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Answers

Answered by Nivedita4209
1

Answer:

Ar. (△ABC) = 49cm

2

Ar. (△PQR) = 25cm

2

AB=5.6cm

For similar triangles the ratio of areas is equal to the ratio of square of its sides.

Thus,

A(△PQR)

A(△ABC)

=

PQ

2

AB

2

25

49

=

PQ

2

(5.6)

2

PQ

2

=

49

31.36×25

PQ

2

=16

PQ=4cm

Answered by SrihithaKitty
0

Answer:

∆ABC ~ ∆PQR(Let ~ this be the Symbol Of Congruent ) And Now We Need To Find all Corresponding Angles

 

Now According To Question It's Said That ...

∆ABC ~ ∆PQR

When It's Given That A Triangle Is Congruent With Another Triangle Then

The Corresponding Angles And Sides Would Be also In The Form OF Given Order .

Example-

Let ...

∆EFG ~ ∆XYZ So Here EFG & XYZ Are Congruent Therefore The Corresponding Angles Would Be ..

< EFG & <XYZ ,

<FGE & < YZX

< GEF & <ZXY

 

Therefore This All Where The Corresponding Angles.. Now It's Corresponding Sides Are ...

EF & XY

FG & YZ

GE & ZX

 

Hence This All Where The Corresponding Sides And Angles ...

Now In Question It's Given That ∆ABC ~ ∆PQR ...

Therefore It's Corresponding Angles Would Be

<ABC & < PQR ,

<BCA & <QRA,

<CAB & <RPQ

 

Hence, This All Are The Corresponding Angles Of ∆ ABC & ∆ PQR ..

Now It's Corresponding Sides Are ...

AB & PQ ,

BC & QR,

CA & RP

 

Now By Theorem oF C.P.C.T Are Equal That Is Corresponding Parts Of Congruent Triangles Are Equal..

Therefore Here

AB = PQ

BC = QR

CA = RP

As This Sides Are Equal So Their Ration Would Be 1:1

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