if D is midpoint of side BC of triangle ABC, P and Q are points lying respectively on side AB and AC such that DP is parallel to QA. Prove that area of Traingle CPQ is equal to 1/4th area of traingle ABC
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Midpoint of Δ ABC = D (Given)
Point on side AB = P (Given)
Point on side AC = Q (Given)
DP║QA (Given)
Area of ΔPDQ = Area of ΔPDA (As triangles are on the same base and between the same parallels PD & AQ)
Area of ΔBQP) = Area of ΔPBD) + Area of ΔPDQ
= Area of ΔBQP = Area of ΔPBD + Area of Δ PDA
Thus,
Area of ΔBQP = Area of Δ BDA
Since AD is the median , dividing ΔABC into two triangles with equal area, thus -
= Area of ΔBQP = 1/2 Area of ΔABC
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