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Answered by sujima2430
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Answer:

c) 4cm

Step-by-step explanation:

From the figure, we observe that

∠LOP = ∠MOP ,

OL = 3cm , OP = 5cm ,

∠PLO = ∠PMO [ as right angles ]

Let us prove that ΔLOP ≅Δ MOP

From ΔLOP and Δ MOP we note that

∠LOP = ∠MOP

OP = OP [common]

∠PLO = ∠PMO [ right angles ]

Hence , ΔLOP ≅ΔMOP

PM = PL [ by CPCT ]—-(i)

By Pythagoras theorem we can determine the value of PL

In ΔPLO ,

OP²= LP²+OL²

[5]²= [3]²+LP²

25= 9 +LP²

LP²= 25- 9

LP= √16 = 4cm

As from above equation (i) we know that PM= PL

So , PL = PM = 4cm

Answered by Dalfon
43

Answer:

c) 4cm

Step-by-step explanation:

In ∆OPL and ∆OPM

∠LOP = ∠MOP (Common angle O)

∠OLP = ∠OMP (both 90°)

OP = OP (common)

∆OPL ≈ ∆OPM

Therefore,

PL = PM ----------- (eq 1)

(By CPCT)

Now, In ∆PLO apply pythagoras theorem. Where OP is hypotenuse having value 5 cm, LP is base and OL is perpendicular having value 3cm.

(Hypotenuse)² = (Base)² + (Perpendicular)²

(OP)² = (LP)² + (OL)²

Substitute the values,

→ (5)² = (LP)² + (3)²

→ 25 = (LP)² + 9

→ 25 - 9 = (LP)²

→ 16 = (LP)²

→ (4)² = (LP)²

→ LP = 4

As, LP = PM from equation 1). So, LP = PM = 4 cm

Therefore, the value of PM is 4 cm.

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