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in the adjoining figure, triangle PQR is an equilateral triangle,seg PM is a perpendicular to seg QR. Then prove that PQ^2=4QM^2​

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Answered by pinkusanyal89
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Answer:

  • PQ^{2}  = 4(QM)^{2}     [Proved]

Step-by-step explanation:

Since ΔPQR is an equilateral triangle

So, PQ = QR = PR

Since PM is Perpendicular to segment QR of the equilateral ΔPQR

So, PM is the median of QR.

Therefore, QR  =  2QM

               ⇒ PQ = 2QM           [ Since PQ= QR]

             ⇒ PQ^{2}  = (2QM)^{2}      [Squaring both side]

           ⇒ PQ^{2} = 4 (QM)^{2}       [Proved]

Answered by anonymoushelp1
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