in an isosceles triangle the base AB produced both ways in P and Q such that triangle ACP similar to triangle BCQ
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Given : ΔABC is isosceles ∆ and AP x BQ = AC²
To prove : ΔAPC∼ΔBCQ.
Proof :
ΔABC is an isosceles triangle AC = BC.
AP x BQ = AC² (given)
AP x BQ = AC x AC
AP x BQ = AC x BC
AP/BC = ABQ……….(1).
Since, AC = BC
Then, ∠CAB = ∠CBA
(angles opposite to equal sides are EQUAL)
180° – ∠CAP = 180° – ∠CBQ
∠CAP = ∠CBQ ………..(2)
In ∆APC & ΔBCQ
AP/BC = AC/BQ [From equation 1]
∠CAP = ∠CBQ [From equation 2]
ΔAPC∼ΔBCQ (By SAS similarity criterion)
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SOLUTION :
Given : ΔABC is isosceles ∆ and AP x BQ = AC²
To prove : ΔAPC∼ΔBCQ.
Proof :
ΔABC is an isosceles triangle AC = BC.
AP x BQ = AC² (given)
AP x BQ = AC x AC
AP x BQ = AC x BC
AP/BC = ABQ……….(1).
Since, AC = BC
Then, ∠CAB = ∠CBA
(angles opposite to equal sides are EQUAL)
180° – ∠CAP = 180° – ∠CBQ
∠CAP = ∠CBQ ………..(2)
In ∆APC & ΔBCQ
AP/BC = AC/BQ [From equation 1]
∠CAP = ∠CBQ [From equation 2]
ΔAPC∼ΔBCQ (By SAS similarity criterion)
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