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In the attached figure O is the center of the circle AB=x and BP = 1,Prove that PB represents the square root of x. (NO absurd and useless answers please)

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : O is the center of the circle AB=x and BP = 1,

To Find : Prove that PB represents the square root of x.  

Solution:

OA = OP = OC  =  radius

AB = x

AC = AB + BC = x + 1

AC = Diameter = 2 * Radius

=>  Radius  = (x + 1)/2

=> OA = OP = OC  =   (x + 1)/2

PB = OC - BC =  (x + 1)/2 - 1  = (x - 1)/2

PB² = OP² - OB²

=> PB² = {(x + 1)/2}² - {(x - 1)/2}²

using a² - b² = (a + b)(a - b)

=>  PB² = (x )(1)

=> PB = √x

QED

Hence proved

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