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In parallelogram ABCD, point S is the intersection point of its diagonals. The perimeter of ∆CDS is 5.6 cm smaller than the perimeter of ∆BCS. The angle bisector of angle BAD intersects segment BC in point M. Find the lengths of sides of
the parallelogram if
BM: MC = 7:4.​

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Answered by rituskmg
1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

From the diagram, OD−→−+DP−→−=OP−→−

OA−→−+AP−→−=OP−→−

OB−→−+BP−→−=OP−→−

OC−→−+CP−→−=OP−→−

∴OD−→−+DP−→−+OA−→−+AP−→−+OB−→−+BP−→−+OC−→−+CP−→−=4OP−→−

⇒OA−→−+OB−→−+OC−→−+OD−→−+AP−→−+CP−→−+BP−→−+DP−→−=4OP−→−→(1)

Also, from the diagram, we can see that,

PA−→−+PC−→−=0

PD−→−+PB−→−=0

So, equation (1) becomes,

⇒OA−→−+OB−→−+OC−→−+OD−→−+0+0=4OP−→−

⇒OA−→−+OB−→−+OC−→−+OD−→−=4OP−→−

Answered by pramodkumartandon
7

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Draw MN parallel to AB and CD (as shown)

=> AB = NM = CD ………… (1)

Consider Parallelogram ABMN. AM is a diagonal and also an angular bi-sector of angle A (given) hence ABMN is a rhombus

Hence AB = BM

But from the given condition, BM = (7/4) BC.

=> AB = (7/4) BC ………………………. (2)

Again from the question we know that —

According to the properties of a Parallelogram, Diagonals bisect each other,

=> DS = SB = x (suppose) and AS = SC = y (suppose)

The perimeter of ∆CDS is 5.6 cm smaller than the perimeter of ∆BCS.

x + y + CD + 5.6 = x + y + BC

=> CD = BC - 5.6

=> AB - BC = 5.6 ………….. (3)

From (2) and (3)

=. 5.6 + BC = (7/4) BC

=> ( 7/4 - 1 ) BC = 5.6

=> BC = 5.6 * (4/3) = 22.4/3 = 7.466 cm

And AB = (7/4) BC = (7/4) = 13.07 cm

Hence Length of sides are 7.466 and 13.07 cm ………. Answer

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