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In the adjacent figure in which AD is perpendicular to BC and AB = p, AC = q, BD = r, DC = s then show that p^2-q^2=r^2-s^2

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Answered by yokeshps2005
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Answer:

Given Two triangles ABC and DBC lie on the same side of the base BC. Points P,Q and R are points on BC,AC and CD respectively such that PR||BD and PQ||AB.

To prove QR||AD

Proof In △ABC, we have

PQ∣∣AB

PB

CP

=

QA

CQ

........(i) [By Basic proportionality Theorem]

In △BCD, we have

PR∣∣BD

PB

CP

=

RD

CR

........(ii) [By Thale's Theorem]

From (i) and (ii), we have

QA

CQ

=

RD

CR

Thus, in △ACD, Q and R are points on AC and CD respectively such that

QA

CQ

=

RD

CR

⇒ QR∣∣AD [By the converse of Basic Proportionality Theorem]

Answered by parthu3347
0

Answer:

Given Two triangles ABC and DBC lie on the same side of the base BC. Points P,Q and R are points on BC,AC and CD respectively such that PR||BD and PQ||AB.

To prove QR||AD

Proof In △ABC, we have

PQ∣∣AB

PB

CP

=

QA

CQ

........(i) [By Basic proportionality Theorem]

In △BCD, we have

PR∣∣BD

PB

CP

=

RD

CR

........(ii) [By Thale's Theorem]

From (i) and (ii), we have

QA

CQ

=

RD

CR

Thus, in △ACD, Q and R are points on AC and CD respectively such that

QA

CQ

=

RD

CR

⇒ QR∣∣AD [By the converse of Basic Proportionality Theorem]

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