in right angle triangle PRQ, M is midpoint of QR, and Angle PRQ is 90°. Prove that PQ^2 =4PM^2 - 3PR^2
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In ∆ PQR , we apply Pythagoras theorem , and get
QR2 = PR2 + PQ2 --------------------- ( 1 )
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In ∆ PMR , we apply Pythagoras theorem , and get
MR2 = PR2 + PM2
MR2 = PR2 + ( PQ2 )2 ( As given PM = PQ2 )
Taking L.C.M. we get
MR2 = 4PR2 + PQ24
4MR2 = 4PR2 + PQ2 --------------------- ( 2 )
Now we subtract equation 1 from equation 2 , we get
4MR2 - QR2 = 3PR2
QR2 = 4MR2 - 3PR2 ( Hence proved )
QR2 = PR2 + PQ2 --------------------- ( 1 )
And
In ∆ PMR , we apply Pythagoras theorem , and get
MR2 = PR2 + PM2
MR2 = PR2 + ( PQ2 )2 ( As given PM = PQ2 )
Taking L.C.M. we get
MR2 = 4PR2 + PQ24
4MR2 = 4PR2 + PQ2 --------------------- ( 2 )
Now we subtract equation 1 from equation 2 , we get
4MR2 - QR2 = 3PR2
QR2 = 4MR2 - 3PR2 ( Hence proved )
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