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consider a triangle abc. The sides ab and ac are extended to points d and e, respectively, such that ad = 3ab and ae = 3ac. Then one diagonal of bdec divides the other diagonal in what ratio ?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

3:1

Step-by-step explanation:

in Δ ABC & ΔADE

Δ ABC ≅ ΔADE as lines are extended in same ratio

AB/AD = BC/DE = AC/AE

=> AB/3AB = BC/DE = AC/3AC

=> 1/3 = BC/DE = 1/3

=> BC/DE = 1/3

Let say diagonals of BDEC cuts at O

inΔDOE & Δ BOC

∠BOC = ∠DOE (opposite angles)

∠CBO = ∠DEO as BC ║ DE

∠BCO = ∠EDO as BC ║ DE

ΔDOE ≅ Δ BOC

BC/DE = BO/EO = CO/DO

=>  1/3 = BO/EO = CO/OD

EO = 3BO       DO = 3CO

EO : BO :: 3:1

DO : CO :: 3:1

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