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In Fig. 15.83, CD||AE and CY||BA.
(i) Name a triangle equal in area of Δ CBX
(ii) Prove that ar(Δ ZDE) = ar(Δ CZA)
(iii) Prove that ar(Δ BCYZ) = ar(Δ EDZ)

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Answered by nikitasingh79
5

Given : CD || AE and CY || BA.

 

To prove :

(i) Name a triangle equal in area of Δ CBX

(ii) Prove that ar(Δ ZDE) = ar(Δ CZA)

(iii) Prove that ar(Δ BCYZ) = ar(Δ EDZ)

 

Solution :  

(i) ΔAYC and Δ BCY are on the same base CY and between the same parallels CY || AB.

We know that triangles on the same base and between the same parallels are equal in areas.

∴ ar (ΔAYC) = ar (ΔBCY)

On Subtracting ΔCXY from both sides we obtain :  

ar (ΔAYC) – ar (ΔCXY) = ar (ΔBCY) – ar (ΔCXY)  

ar (ΔCBX) = at (ΔAXY)

 

(ii) Since, ΔACC and ΔADE are on the same base AF and between the same parallels CD || AF.

We know that triangles on the same base and between the same parallels are equal in areas.

∴ ar (∆ACE) = ar (∆ADE)

On Subtracting ΔAZE from both sides we obtain :  

ar (∆ACE) -  ar (ΔAZE) = ar (ΔADE) - ar (∆AZE)

ar (∆ACZ) = ar (∆ZDE)

 

(iii) Since, ΔBCY and ΔACY are on the same base CY and between the same parallels CY || BA.

∴ ar (ΔACY) = Area (ΔBCY) ……..(1)

Now ar (∆ACZ) = ar (∆EDZ)

ar (∆ACY) + ar (∆CYZ) = ar (∆EDZ)

ar (∆BCY) + ar (∆CYZ) = ar (∆EDZ)

[From eq 1]

ar (quad. BCZY) = ar (∆EDZ)

 

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Answered by Anonymous
11

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since, ΔBCA and ΔBYA are on the same base BA and between asme parallels BA and CY Then area (ΔBCA)

 \bf \red{→}ar(BYA)

 \bf \pink{→}ar(Δ CBX) + ar(Δ BXA) =

 \bf = ar(Δ BXA) + ar(Δ AXY)

 \bf \red{→}ar(Δ CBX) = ar(ΔBXA) =

 \bf  = ar(Δ BXA) + ar(Δ AXY)

 \bf \pink→ ar (Δ CBX )= ar(Δ AXY)  \:  \: ...(i)

Since, ΔACE are on the same base AE and between same parallels CD and AE

Then, ar (ΔACE) ar (ΔADE)

= (ΔCLA) + ar (ΔAZE) = ar (ΔAZE) + ar (ΔDZE)

= ar (ΔCZA) = (ΔDZE) ...... (2)

Since, ΔCBY and ΔCAY ar on the same base CY and between same parallels

BA and CY

Then ar (ΔCBY) ar (ΔCAY)

Adding ar (CYG) on both sides, we get

= ar (ΔCBX) + ar (ΔCYZ) = (ΔCAY) + ar (ΔCYZ)

= ar (BCZX) = ar (ΔCZA) .......... (3)

Compare equation (2) and (3) are (BCZY) = ar (ΔDZE)

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