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ABCD is a rhombus with P,Q,R as mid points of AB,BC,CD respectively. Prove that PQ is perpendicular to QR


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Answered by parthgoel
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Given: ABCD is a rhombus
           P, Q, R  are then mid points of  AB, BC, CD.
to proove: angle PQR = 90
Construction: Join  AC and BD.
Proof :   In ΔDBC

R and Q are the mid points of DC and CB
.'.RQ // DB                                   ( by mid point theorem)
.'. MQ//ON         ..............eq.1      (parts of RQ and DB)

Now , in Δ ACB
P and Q are the mid points of  AB and BC
.'. AC // PQ                                  ( by mid point theorem)
.'. OM //NQ        .................eq.2     ( OM and NQ are the parts of AC and PQ)

from eq. 1 and 2

MQ //ON
ON //NQ
'.' each pair of opposite side is parallel

.'.ONQM is a parallelogram

in ONQM
angle MON = 90'          (because diagonals of rhombus bisect each other at 90')

angle MON = angle PQR       ( opposite angle of parallelogram)
.'. angle PQR = 90'


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Aryendra: Please mention where points N,M,O HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED
saau: Yes it is correct for sure
parthgoel: N is the point wherePQ intersect BD
parthgoel: O is where diagonals intersect
parthgoel: and M is the point where RQ intersect AC.
parthgoel: I had drawn its figure but forgot to add it with question
Answered by sukriti05
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Refer to the solution given.

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