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in a llgm PQRS . T is the midpoint of PQ and ST bisect angleS . provethat​

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Answered by shweta16jaiswal290
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We have,PQRS as the given parallelogram, then PQ∥RS and PS∥QR.Since PQ∥RS and TS is a transversal, then∠PTS = ∠TSR (Alternate interior angles) .

....(1)Now, TS bisects ∠S, then∠PST = ∠TSR ........(2)

From (1) and (2), we get∠PTS = ∠PSTIn

∆PTS,∠PTS = ∠PST (Proved above)

⇒PS = PT [Sides opposite to equal angles are equal] .........(3)

But PS = QR (opposite sides of parallelogram are equal) ........(4)

PT = TQ (As T is the mid point of PQ) ..........(5)

From (3),(4) and (5),

we getQR = TQIn ∆TQR,QR = TQ

(Proved above)⇒∠QTR = ∠QRT [angles opposite to equal sides are equal] .........

(6)Since PQ∥RS and TR is a transversal, then∠TRS = ∠QTR (Alternate interior angles) .........(7)

From (6) and (7),

we get∠QRT = ∠TRS⇒TR bisects ∠R.

Now, ∠R + ∠S = 180° [Adjacent angles of ∥gm are supplementary]

⇒12∠R + 12∠S =90°⇒∠TRS + ∠TSR = 90° .......(8)I

In ∆TSR,∠TRS + ∠TSR + ∠RTS = 180° [Angle sum property]⇒90° + ∠RTS = 180°⇒∠RTS = 90°

Answered by ks8391750
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We have, PQRS as the given parallelogram, then PQIIRS and PSIIQR.Since PQIIRS and TS is a transversal, then PTS = TSR (Alternate interior angles).

....(1)Now, TS bisects S, then PST =

<TSR .(2)

From (1) and (2), we get_PTS= <PSTIN

APTS, PTS = <PST (Proved above)

PS = PT [Sides opposite to equal

angles are equal]......3

But PS = QR (opposite sides of parallelogram are equal)........(4)

PT = TQ (As T is the mid point of PQ)... ..(5)

From (3),(4) and (5),

we getQR = TQIn ATQR,QR = TQ

(Proved above) <QTR = 2QRT [angles opposite to equal sides are equal].

(6)Since PQ||RS and TR is a transversal, then TRS QTR (Alternate interior angles)..

From (6) and (7),

we get QRT = <TRS TR bisects <R.

Now, ZR + <S = 180° [Adjacent angles of Ilgm are supplementary]

12/R+ 12/S =90° TRS + TSR =

90°.......(8)1

In ATSR,<TRS + <TSR + <RTS = 180° [Angle sum property] 90° + <RTS = =

180°⇒ <RTS = 90°

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