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In the given figure DE is parallel to the base BC of the triangle ABC and AD:DB = 4:3. Find the ratio of DE:BC
and area of triangle DEF: area of triangle BFC​

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Answered by PixleyPanda
4

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

In ∆ABC , DE||BC

AD/DB= AE/EC

[ By B.P.T]

AD/DB= AE/(AC-AE)

3/5 = AE / (4.8 - AE)

3(4.8 - AE) = 5 AE

14.4 - 3AE = 5AE

14.4 = 5AE+3AE

14.4 = 8AE

AE = 14.4/8

AE= 1.8

Hence, AE is = 1.8 cm

Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

In △ABC, we have

DE||BC

⇒ ∠ADE=∠ABC and ∠AED=∠ACB [Corresponding angles]

Thus, in triangles ADE and ABC, we have

∠A=∠A [Common]

∠ADE=∠ABC

and, ∠AED=∠ACB

∴ △AED∼△ABC [By AAA similarity]

AB

AD

=

BC

DE

We have,

DB

AD

=

4

5

AD

DB

=

5

4

AD

DB

+1=

5

4

+1

AD

DB+AD

=

5

9

AD

AB

=

5

9

AB

AD

=

9

5

BC

DE

=

9

5

In △DFE and △CFB, we have

∠1=∠3 [Alternate interior angles]

∠2=∠4 [Vertically opposite angles]

Therefore, by AA-similarity criterion, we have

△DFE∼△CFB

Area(△CFB)

Area(△DFE)

=

BC

2

DE

2

Area(△CFB)

Area(△DFE)

=(

9

5

)

2

=

81

25

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