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In ∆PQR,if PQ>pR and bisectors of angle Q and angle R intersect at S. show that SQ >SR.​

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Answered by shaw75060
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In △PQR,PQ>PR

⇒∠PRQ>∠PQR(Angle opposite to longer side is greater)

2

1

∠PRQ>

2

1

∠PQR

⇒∠SRQ>∠SQR since RS and QS are the bisectors of ∠PRQ and ∠PQR

In △SQR,∠SRQ>∠SQR

⇒SQ>SR since side opposite to greater angle is longer.

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