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Abcd is a parallelogram.Ab is divided at p and cd at q so that ap:pb=3:2 a d cq:qd=4:1. If pq meets ac at r, then prove that ar=3/7 ac

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Answered by Myotis
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Proved

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Answered by dk6060805
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Opposite Sides of Parallelogram are Equal

Step-by-step explanation:

Since ABCD is a ||gm , then AB || CD and AD || BC.

Since AB || CD and AC is a transversal, so

  • ∠PAR = ∠QCR     (Alternate interior angles)    .........(1)

Since ABCD is a ||gm , then AB = CD and AD = BC , as opposite sides of parallelogram are equal.

Let AB = CD = x

AP = \frac {3x}{5} and PB = \frac {2x}{5} (As AP:PB = 3:2)

and  

CQ = \frac {4x}{5} and QD = \frac {x}{5} (As CQ:QD = 4:1)

In △CQR and △APR, ∠QCR = ∠PAR        [using (1)]

∠QRC = ∠PRA       [vertically opposite angles]

△CQR ~ △APR [AA similarity]

\frac {CR}{AR} = \frac {CQ}{AP} = \frac {QR}{PR} (corresponding sides of similar triangle's are proportional)

\frac {CR}{AR} = \frac {CQ}{AP}

\frac {CR}{AR} = \frac {\frac {4x}{5}}{\frac {3x}{5}}

\frac {CR}{AR} = \frac {4}{3}

\frac {CR}{AR} + 1 = \frac {4}{3} + 1

\frac {CR+AR}{AR} = \frac {7}{3}

7AR = 3AC

AR = \frac {3}{7} AC Proved

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