hi friends help me class 7th maths
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In ∆ AQB AND ∆ APC
AP =AQ (GIVEN)
AB =AC ( GIVEN)
anglePAC = angleBAQ ( both include angle A )
∆ AQB congruent ∆APC (SAS)
BQ =CP (CPCT)
AP =AQ (GIVEN)
AB =AC ( GIVEN)
anglePAC = angleBAQ ( both include angle A )
∆ AQB congruent ∆APC (SAS)
BQ =CP (CPCT)
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Hey mate, here's your answer -
In ∆ ABQ & ∆ ACP, we have
AB = AC. (GIVEN)
AQ = AP. (GIVEN)
angle A = angle A (COMMON)
therefore, ∆ ABQ is congruent to ∆ACP.
So, BQ = CP. (CPCT).
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In ∆ ABQ & ∆ ACP, we have
AB = AC. (GIVEN)
AQ = AP. (GIVEN)
angle A = angle A (COMMON)
therefore, ∆ ABQ is congruent to ∆ACP.
So, BQ = CP. (CPCT).
____________________
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU.
IF YES THEN MARK AS THE BRAINLIEST ✌️
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