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Question (c)

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Answered by MOSFET01
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In ∆ ABC,

D is the mid point of AB and DF ll BC

F is the mid point of AC .....(a)

How it is by mid point theorem (converse)

Statement

The \:line \:drawn \:through \:the\: mid \\point \:of \:one \:side \:of \:triangle \\, parallel \:to \:another \:side \:bisects \\the\: third\: line.\\ ( hence \:proved)

Now, F and E are mid points of AC and BC respectively.

EF ll AB .....(b)

Now DF ll BC

Now DF ll BE ......(c)

EF ll AB .....[from b]

\:\red{\boxed{EF \parallel DB}} .....(d)

From (c) and (d)

\red{\boxed{DBEF \:is \:a \:parallelogram}}

(2) F is mid point of AC

AC = 2 AF

=> 2 × 2.6 cm

\pink{\boxed{\bold{\implies{AC= 5.2 \:cm}}}}

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Given :

In ∆ ABC,

D is the mid point of AB and DF ll BC

F is the mid point of AC [ Converse of Midpoint Theorem ]

Now, F and E are mid points of AC and BC respectively.

EF ll AB -----(i)

DF ll BC

Now DF ll BE ------(ii)

EF ll DB ------(iii)

So , DBEF is a parallelogram from (ii) and (iii) .

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