In an isosceles triangle ABC with AB=AC, BD is perpendicular from B to the side AC. Prove that BD2-CD2=2AD.CD
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▶ Question :-
→ In an isosceles ∆ABC with AB = AC, BD is perpendicular from B to the side AC. Prove that BD² - CD² = 2AD.CD .
▶ Given :-
→ A ∆ABC in which AB = BC and .
▶ To prove :-
→ ( BD² - CD² ) = 2AD.CD .
▶ Proof :—
From right ∆ADB, we have
→ AB² = AD² + BD² . [ By Pythagoras theorem ] .
==> AC² = AD² + BD² [ °•° AB = AC ] .
==> ( AD + CD )² = AD² + BD² [ °•° AC = CD + AD ] .
==> AD² + CD² + 2AD.CD = AD² + BD² .
==> 2AD.CD = AD² + BD² - AD² - CD² .
✔✔ Hence, it is proved ✅✅.
→ In an isosceles ∆ABC with AB = AC, BD is perpendicular from B to the side AC. Prove that BD² - CD² = 2AD.CD .
▶ Given :-
→ A ∆ABC in which AB = BC and .
▶ To prove :-
→ ( BD² - CD² ) = 2AD.CD .
▶ Proof :—
From right ∆ADB, we have
→ AB² = AD² + BD² . [ By Pythagoras theorem ] .
==> AC² = AD² + BD² [ °•° AB = AC ] .
==> ( AD + CD )² = AD² + BD² [ °•° AC = CD + AD ] .
==> AD² + CD² + 2AD.CD = AD² + BD² .
==> 2AD.CD = AD² + BD² - AD² - CD² .
✔✔ Hence, it is proved ✅✅.
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From right ∆ADB, we have
→ AB² = AD² + BD² . [ By Pythagoras theorem ] .
AC² = AD² + BD² .
( AD + CD )² = AD² + BD² .
AD² + CD² + 2AD.CD = AD² + BD² .
2AD.CD = AD² + BD² - AD² - CD² .
→ BD² - CD² = 2AD.CD .
→ AB² = AD² + BD² . [ By Pythagoras theorem ] .
AC² = AD² + BD² .
( AD + CD )² = AD² + BD² .
AD² + CD² + 2AD.CD = AD² + BD² .
2AD.CD = AD² + BD² - AD² - CD² .
→ BD² - CD² = 2AD.CD .
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