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If ∆ABC and ∆AMP are two right triangles, right angled at B and M. Prove that ∆ABC =∆AMP

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If ∆ABC and ∆AMP are two right triangles, right angled at B and M. Prove that ∆ABC=∆AMP.

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In ABC:-

/_ ABC = 90°

/_ BAC = /_ ACB

Let /_ BAC = /_ ACB = x

By angle sum property of a triangle:-

/_ ABC + /_ BAC + /_ ACB = 180°

{90°} + {x} + {x} = {180°}

{2x} = {180°} - {90°}

{2x} = {90°}

 {x} =\frac{90°}{2}

 {x} = {45°}

/_ BAC = /_ ACB = 45°

In AMP:-

/_ AMP = 90°

/_ MAP = /_ APM

Let /_ MAP = /_ APM = x

By angle sum property of a triangle:-

/_ AMP + /_ MAP + /_ APM = 180°

{90°} + {x} + {x} = {180°}

{2x} = {180°} - {90°}

{2x} = {90°}

 {x} =\frac{90°}{2}

 {x} = {45°}

/_ MAP = /_ APM = 45°

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∆ABC ≈ ∆AMP by AAA rule of congruency.

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