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in a given figure a parallelogram ABCD and PVC Q are given if R is a point on P B then show that area of triangle QRS is equal to half of area of parallelogram ABCD​

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Answered by jasmine2004Kaur
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Step-by-step explanation:We know that if 2 quad.s are on same base and b/w same parallel lines then the areas of both quad.s are equal.

Therefore ,ar(ABCD)=ar(PBCQ)

So we get. ,, 1/2ar(ABCD)=1/2ar(PBCQ)......(1)


In quad. PBCQ

We know when a quad. and a triangle are on same base (QC) and are in same parallel lines (QC and PB) then the area of triangle is half of the area of quad.

So ...ar(QRC)= 1/2ar(PBCQ).......(2)


From (1) and (2)

ar(QRC)=1/2ar(ABCD)

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