Draw a triangle. Join the mid-point of the sides of the triangle. You get 4 triangles Again join the mid-points of these triangles. Repeat this process. All the triangles drawn are similar triangles. Why?
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Let, there is a ΔABC with the mid points D,E and F of sides AB, AC and BC.
In ΔADE and ΔABC,
D is the mid point of AB and E is the mid point of AC.
By Midpoint theorem,
DE/BC = 1/2
⇒DE/2 × BF = 1/2
⇒ DE/BF = 1
DE = BF ..........(1)
Similarly in ΔBFD & ΔBCA,
DF = EC = AE ............(2)
Similarly in ΔCFE & ΔCBA
EF = AD = DB .........(3)
In ΔADE & ΔBDF,
AD = DB , D is mid point
BF = DE [From equation (1)]
DF = EA [From equation (2)]
Thus, ΔADE & ΔBDF are similar to each other by SSS Similarity Rule.
⇒ ΔADE~ΔBDF
Similarly,
ΔADE~ΔEFC
ΔDBF~ΔEFC
In ΔADE & ΔDEF,
AD = EF [From equation (3)]
DE = DE
EA = DF [From equation (2)]
⇒ ΔADE~ΔDEF
Thus, all the smaller triangles are similar to each other.
here you can understand , all triangle are similar to each other and what is the reason behind it.
In ΔADE and ΔABC,
D is the mid point of AB and E is the mid point of AC.
By Midpoint theorem,
DE/BC = 1/2
⇒DE/2 × BF = 1/2
⇒ DE/BF = 1
DE = BF ..........(1)
Similarly in ΔBFD & ΔBCA,
DF = EC = AE ............(2)
Similarly in ΔCFE & ΔCBA
EF = AD = DB .........(3)
In ΔADE & ΔBDF,
AD = DB , D is mid point
BF = DE [From equation (1)]
DF = EA [From equation (2)]
Thus, ΔADE & ΔBDF are similar to each other by SSS Similarity Rule.
⇒ ΔADE~ΔBDF
Similarly,
ΔADE~ΔEFC
ΔDBF~ΔEFC
In ΔADE & ΔDEF,
AD = EF [From equation (3)]
DE = DE
EA = DF [From equation (2)]
⇒ ΔADE~ΔDEF
Thus, all the smaller triangles are similar to each other.
here you can understand , all triangle are similar to each other and what is the reason behind it.
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Step-by-step explanation:Let the lengths and breadth of rectangle be l & b respectively.
Now l = b+5, perimeter = 2(l+b) = 58 cm
2(b +b +5) = 58
2b + 5 = 29
2b = 24
b = 12 and length = b +5 = 17
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