Math, asked by mansitambi, 1 year ago

In figure 6.17 POQ is a line. Ray OR is perpendicular to line PQ.O S is another ray lying between rays OP and OR. Prove that angle ROS =1/2(angle QOS - angle POS).

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Answered by Shakti2005
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Angle QOS= angle QOR+ROS = 90 + ROS
Angle POS = POR - ROS = 90- ROS

Now,
=1/2(QOS - POS)=1/2(90+ROS+-(90-ROS)
=1/2(90+ROS-90+ROS)
cancel 90 and - 90
=1/2×2×ROS

= ROS (proved)
If correct like my answer

mansitambi: I have a doubt
mansitambi: we don't have to prove only ROS
Shakti2005: Here it is given to prove angle ROS=1/2(QOS-POS) i have proved that
Answered by reenapandey694
123

Answer:

Angle ROP = angleROQ

So we can write,

angle POS + angleROS = angleQOS -anglePOS

Here, angle POS = angleROS

So, 2(angleROS) = angleQOS - anglePOS

angle ROS = 1/2(angleQOS - anglePOS)

Hence, proved

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