Math, asked by ShraddhaRajput, 10 months ago

Good afternoon everyone

in the figure,,
QR/QS = QT/PR And angle 1 =angle 2
then prove That PQS similar to TQR...



is the above solution correct or not?
if not,, then please provide the correct solution...

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Answered by gaintboy70509000
9

Step-by-step explanation:

Please find the answer to your question below

Here you didnot provide any diagram for the question

But if in two triangles if the sides are proportional and one angle is equal then the triangles are similar according to SAS criterion

So Given thatIn triangle TQR, QR/QS = QT/PR and angle 1 = angle 2.

So triangle PQS ~ triangle PQR.

Answered by Anonymous
12

Given,

QR/QS = QT/PR... (1)

Angle(1) = Angle(2)....(2)

We know,

Identify (SAS) is used when we deal with proving side, angle, side equal for both the triangles,

We have,

In triangle(PQR),

Angle(1) = Angle(2)...[given]

So,

We know sides opposite to equal angles are equal,

Then,

PR = PQ.... (3)

From (1) and (3),

QR/QS = QT/PQ... (4)

Now, in triangle(PQS) and triangle(TQR),

From (4),

QR/QS = QT/PQ

And angle(1) = Angle(1)...[common angle]

Hence proved by SAS congruence identity,

Triangle (PQS) ~ Triangle (TQR)


ShraddhaRajput: my solution is correct or not
ShraddhaRajput: ?.
Anonymous: yes absolutely ✔
Anonymous: in the last step change PR to PQ
Anonymous: else correct ✔
ShraddhaRajput: thank u so much
Anonymous: your most welcome ❤
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