ABCD is a parallelogram, G is the point on AB such that AG = 2GB, E is a point of DC , such that CE = 2DE and F is the point of BC such that BF = 2FC. prove that : 1) ar (quad ADEG) = ar(quad GBCE) 2.) ar( triangle EBG) = 1/6 ar( quad ABCD) 3) ar( triangle EFC) = 1/2 AR(triangle EBF) 4 ) ar( triangle EBG )= ar( triangle EFC) 5 ) find what portion of the area of parallelogram is the area of triangle EFG. "meritnation expert gursheen kaur has answered my question, but the method was incorrect.she supposed that G is the mid-point of AB and F is the midpoint of BC. but it's wrong method. please experts firstly read the question properly before answering it."
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1) Given: ABCD is a parallelogram in which AG=2GB,CE=2DE and BF=2FC.
To prove: ar(gmADEG) = ar(gmGBCE)
Proof: Since ABCD is a parallelogram, we have AB  CD and AB =CD.
∴ BG=AB
and DE= CD=AB
∴ BG = DE
∴ ADEH is a gm [since AH is parallel to DE and AD is parallel to HE]
ar(gmADEH )=ar(gmBCIG )...........(i)
[since DE=BG and AD=BC parallelogram with corresponding sides equal]
area ( ΔHEG)=area( ΔEGI).............(ii)
[diagonals of a parallelogram divide it into two equal areas]
From (i) and (ii), we get,
ar(gmADEH )+area ( ΔHEG)=ar(gmBCIG )+area( ΔEGI)
∴ ar(gmADEG) = ar(gmGBCE)

2)
Height, h of gm ABCD and ΔEGB is the same.
Base of ΔEGB = 
area(ABCD) = hAB
area(EGB) = 
area(EGB) =
3) Let the distance between EH and CB = x

⇒ Area(EFC) =   Area(EBF)
4) If g = altitude from AD to BC
area(EFC) = 
⇒ area(EFC) = area(EBG)
5) area(EFG) = area(EGB)+area(EBF)+area(EFC)

To prove: ar(gmADEG) = ar(gmGBCE)
Proof: Since ABCD is a parallelogram, we have AB  CD and AB =CD.
∴ BG=AB
and DE= CD=AB
∴ BG = DE
∴ ADEH is a gm [since AH is parallel to DE and AD is parallel to HE]
ar(gmADEH )=ar(gmBCIG )...........(i)
[since DE=BG and AD=BC parallelogram with corresponding sides equal]
area ( ΔHEG)=area( ΔEGI).............(ii)
[diagonals of a parallelogram divide it into two equal areas]
From (i) and (ii), we get,
ar(gmADEH )+area ( ΔHEG)=ar(gmBCIG )+area( ΔEGI)
∴ ar(gmADEG) = ar(gmGBCE)

2)
Height, h of gm ABCD and ΔEGB is the same.
Base of ΔEGB = 
area(ABCD) = hAB
area(EGB) = 
area(EGB) =
3) Let the distance between EH and CB = x

⇒ Area(EFC) =   Area(EBF)
4) If g = altitude from AD to BC
area(EFC) = 
⇒ area(EFC) = area(EBG)
5) area(EFG) = area(EGB)+area(EBF)+area(EFC)

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