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In a triangle PQR, M and N are points on PQ and PR respectively such that MN||QR. Prove that medians PS bisect MN​

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Answered by serenajahnavi945
1

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Answered by Anonymous
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Here, using the corollary of basic proportionally theorem which states that if a line passing through the two sides of the triangle cuts it proportionally, then the line is parallel to the third side. So,

(i)    

QM

PM

​  

=  

4.5

4

​  

=  

9

8

​  

 

NR

PN

​  

=  

4.5

4

​  

=  

9

8

​  

 

∴    

QM

PM

​  

=  

NR

PN

​  

 

Thus, as MN cuts the sides PQ and PR proportionally, so MN∥QR.

∴   MN∥QR

(ii)    

QM

PM

​  

=  

1.28−0.16

0.16

​  

=  

1.12

0.16

​  

=  

7

1

​  

 

NR

PN

​  

=  

2.56−0.32

0.32

​  

=  

2.24

0.32

​  

=  

7

1

​  

 

∴    

QM

PM

​  

=  

NR

PN

​  

 

Thus, as MN cuts the sides PQ and PR proportionally, so MN∥QR.

∴   MN∥QR

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