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In the adjacent figure ABCD is square and ∆ APB is an equilateral triangle . Prove that ∆ APD ≈ ∆ BPC .​

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Answered by upasana143
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Answer:

there are three conditions to congurenent a triangle.they are..

1. AD=BC

2. angle DAP= angleCBP

3.AP=BP

by SAS (side angle side) congurence condition ......

APD congurent to BPC

Answered by ItzCUTEstar03
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Step-by-step explanation:

\huge\mathbb\red{Given~:-}

ABCD is a square

angle DAB = angle CBA = 90°

APB is an equivalateral triangle

angle PAB = angle PBA = 60°

\huge\mathbb\red{Required~to~prove~:-}

APB = BPC

\huge\mathbb\red{Proof~:-}

from the diagram

angle DAP = angle DAB - angle PAB

angle DAP = 90° - 60°

angle DAP = 30°

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angle CBP = angle CBA - angle PBA

angle CBP = 90° - 60°

angle CBP = 30°

:. angle DAP = angle CBP 1

In ∆ APD and ∆ BPC

AD = BC \huge\green{(sides~of~square)}

angle DAP = angle CBP \huge\pink{(from~eqn~1)}

AP = BP \huge\blue{(sides~of~equilateral~traingle)}

By SAS congruent rule

APD BPC

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