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in a given figure if pm=pn and pm²=qm×nr then prove ∆pqm~∆prn​

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In the given figure,if "PM=PN" and "PM^(2)=QM ... - Doubtnut

22-Oct-2021 — In the given figure,if "PM=PN" and "PM^(2)=QM times" "NR",then which of the following is true? a) "/_PQM-Delta RPN," (b) "/_PQM sim/_PRN" ...

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