Hey Guys .... plz help me out .... If 2 equal chords intersect within a circle , prove that the segments of one chord are equal to corresponding segments of other chord .... ... ☺☺☺
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Here's the answer:
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Given:
Let AB and CD be the two intersecting chords intersecting at point X.
=> AB = CD
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To Prove:
Corresponding Segments are Equal
i.e., AX = DX
and BX = CX
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Proof:
We draw OM _I_ AB
& ON _I_ CD
Note that the perpendicular drawn from centre of a circle to a chord, bisects the chord.
So AM = BM = (1/2)AB
& DN = CN = (1/2)CD
As AB = CD
=> (1/2)AB = (1/2)CD
•°• AM = DN _______(1)
& MB = CN _______(2)
¶ In ∆OMX & ∆ONX,
• <OMX = <ONX (As Both are 90° )
• OX = OX (Common Angle)
• OM = ON (AB and CD are equal chords and equal chords are equidistant from the centre)
•°• ∆OMX =~ ∆ONX (As per RHS Congruence Rule)
•°• MX = NX _______(3) (CPCT)
Now,
Add (1) & (3)
=> AM + MX = DN + NX
=> AX = DX
Sub (3) from (2)
=> BM - MX = CN - MX
=> BX = CX
Therefore,
AX = BX & CX = DX
Hence Proved
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Here's the answer:
•°•°•°•°•°•<><><<><>><><>•°•°•°•°•°
Given:
Let AB and CD be the two intersecting chords intersecting at point X.
=> AB = CD
•°•°•°•°•°•<><><<><>><><>•°•°•°•°•°
To Prove:
Corresponding Segments are Equal
i.e., AX = DX
and BX = CX
•°•°•°•°•°•<><><<><>><><>•°•°•°•°•°
Proof:
We draw OM _I_ AB
& ON _I_ CD
Note that the perpendicular drawn from centre of a circle to a chord, bisects the chord.
So AM = BM = (1/2)AB
& DN = CN = (1/2)CD
As AB = CD
=> (1/2)AB = (1/2)CD
•°• AM = DN _______(1)
& MB = CN _______(2)
¶ In ∆OMX & ∆ONX,
• <OMX = <ONX (As Both are 90° )
• OX = OX (Common Angle)
• OM = ON (AB and CD are equal chords and equal chords are equidistant from the centre)
•°• ∆OMX =~ ∆ONX (As per RHS Congruence Rule)
•°• MX = NX _______(3) (CPCT)
Now,
Add (1) & (3)
=> AM + MX = DN + NX
=> AX = DX
Sub (3) from (2)
=> BM - MX = CN - MX
=> BX = CX
Therefore,
AX = BX & CX = DX
Hence Proved
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Check Attachment for the Figure
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