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In a triangle ABC angle A=90^ CA = AB and D is a point on AB produced. Prove that : DC^ 2 -BD^ 2 =2AB.AD
Given: triangle ABC in which angle A=90^ , CA = AB and D is a point on AB produced.
To prove=DC^ 2 -BD^ 2 =2AB.AD
Proof. In right angled triangle ACD​

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Answered by kunaakshaya02
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Answer:

REF.Image.

In △ABC,∠A=90

AC=AB

D is an AB product

To prove :DC

2

−BD

2

=

2AB×AD

→ Acc to Pythagoras theorem

In △ACD

CD

2

=AC

2

+AD

.

..(1)

and In △ABC(∵AB+BD=AD)

BC

2

=AC

2

+AB

2

...(2)

from (1):

CD

2

=AC

2

+AD

2

CD

2

−BD

2

=AC

2

+AD

2

−BD

2

CD

2

−BD

2

=AC

2

+AD

2

−(AD−AB)

2

=AC

2

+AD

2

−AD

2

−AB

2

+2(AD/AB)

CD

2

−BD

2

=AC

2

+(−AB

2

)+2(AD)(AB)

=AB

2

−AB

2

+2(AB)(AD)

or (∵AB=AC)

CD

2

=BD

2

=2AB×AD

Hence proved

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