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D is a point on side BC of ΔABC such that ∠ABC > ∠ACB and AB > AD. Then, which of the following statement is always true?


A)∠ACB > ∠ADC
B)∠ABC > ∠ADC
C)∠ACB < ∠ADC
D)∠ADB < ∠ABC

need explanation

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Answers

Answered by modaleanitudha
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If D is a point on the side AB of △ ABC such that AD : DB = 3:2 and E is a point on BC such that DE ∥ AC. Find the ratio of areas of △ ABC and △ BDE.

Answer:

Answer

DB

AD

=

2

3

[ Given ]

DB

AD

+1=

2

3

+1

DB

AD+DB

=

2

3+2

DB

AB

=

2

5

--- ( 1 )

In △BDE and △ABC

∠B=∠B [ Common ]

∠BAC=∠BDE [ ∵DE∥AC ]

∴ △ABC∼△BDE [ By AA similarity criteria ]

ar(△BDE)

ar(△ABC)

=

DB

2

AB

2

=

2

2

5

2

=

4

25

[ From ( 1 ) ]

∴ ar(△ABC):ar(△BDE)=25:4

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