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In the figure HE is the median of triangle HOT . M is the midpoint of HE . OM meets HT at N. prove that HN=1/3HT

In the figure HE is the median of triangle HOT . M is the midpoint of HE . OM meets HT at N. prove that HN=1/3HT

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Answered by amitnrw
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Proved that HN = HT/3  ,  if HE is the median of triangle HOT , M is midpoint of HE & OM meets HT at N

Step-by-step explanation:

Draw a line EP  ║ ON ║ MN    ( M is point on ON)

in  Δ HMN  & ΔHEP

MN ║ EP

=> HM / ME  = HN /NP

HM = ME M is mid point of HE

=>  HN /NP = 1

=> HN = NP

Now in ΔTEP  & ΔTON

EP ║ ON

=> TE/EO = TP/NP

TE = EO  ( as HE is miedian )

=> TP/NP = 1

=> TP = NP

HN = NP = TP

HT = HN + NP  + TP

=> HT = HN + HN + HN

=> HT = 3HN

=> HN = HT/3

QED

Proved

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