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explain mid point theorem........​

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Answered by sneha1124
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Answered by rajsingh24
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THEORAM:-

the line segment joining the mid point of two sides of a triangle is parallel to the third side.

GIVEN:-ABCD is a triangle where E and F are mid point of AB and AC respectively.TO PROVE :-

EF || BC

CONSTRUCTION:-through C draw a line segment parallel to AB &extend EF to meet this line at D.

PROOF:-

SINCE, AB || CD (by construction) with transfers ED.

\rightarrow.°. <AEF = <CDF (alternate angle)...(1)

in triangle ΔAEF &ΔCDF.

\rightarrow <AEF = <CDF (from 1)

\rightarrow<AEF = <CFD (vertically opposite angles)

\rightarrow.°. AF = CF ( as F is mid point of AC).

\rightarrow .°.ΔAEF = ΔCDF ( AAS rule)

\rightarrowso, EA = DC (CPCT)

but, EA =EB

hence, EB=DC .

now, in EBCD,

.°. EB || DC

\rightarrow .°.EB=DC

thus, one pair of opposite sides is equal and parallel. hence,

\rightarrowEBCD is a parallelogram.

since, opposite sides of parallelogram are parallel. so, ED || BC.

\rightarrow I. e , EF || BC.

[HENCE PROVED. ]

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