Math, asked by joelabe321, 10 months ago

In PQR, if PD is a median and PE is perpendicular QR , prove that ( PQ2 + PR2 ) = 2 ( PD2 + QD2)

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Answered by radhaganesanr

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Problem is solved by Pythagoras theorem

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