Math, asked by ahmed645, 3 days ago

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Answered by Ɍɛղgɔƙմ
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Thanks for your question...

Your required answer :

  • PQRS is a parallelogram
  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RS
  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QR

PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,

  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,PQ = RS
  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,PQ = RSBR = PA
  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,PQ = RSBR = PATherefore APBR is a parallelogram .

PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,PQ = RSBR = PATherefore APBR is a parallelogram .Now ,

  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,PQ = RSBR = PATherefore APBR is a parallelogram .Now ,In ∆ QTP
  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,PQ = RSBR = PATherefore APBR is a parallelogram .Now ,In ∆ QTPA is mid point of PQ .
  • PQRS is a parallelogramPQ // RSPS // QRSo ,PQ = RSBR = PATherefore APBR is a parallelogram .Now ,In ∆ QTPA is mid point of PQ .AU // PT

Now by using converse of mid point theorem :

  • Now by using converse of mid point theorem :QU = UT ---- ( 1 )
  • Now by using converse of mid point theorem :QU = UT ---- ( 1 )Therefore PB and AR bisect SQ .

  • In ∆ URS
  • In ∆ URS B is mid point of SR
  • RU // TB

By converse of Mid Point Theorem :

  • UT = TS ---- ( 2 )

From equation 1 and equation 2 :

  • ST = UT = UQ

Thus we can say that line segment PB and AR trisect the Diagonal SQ

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