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In the following figure PR =RS and ZPRQ =ZSRQ. Prove that ∆PQR congruent ∆SQR​

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Answered by joejebas
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Answer:

by SSS rule ∆PQR &∆SQR are congrent

PR = PS

QR is a common side

if two sides are same the other side must be equal so,PQ = QS

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given -

 \sf \: i) \: PR = \: RS \\  \sf \: ii) \: \angle \: PRQ =  \angle \: SRQ

To prove -

 \sf \triangle \: PQR \cong  \triangle \: SRQ

Proof -

 \sf \: In \triangle \:  PQR  \: and  \:  \triangle \: SRQ , \\  \\  \sf \: PR =RS \: (given) \\ \sf  \angle \: PRQ =  \angle \: SRQ \: (given) \\  \sf \: QR = QR \: (common) \\  \\  \sf \therefore \:  \triangle \: PQR \cong \triangle \: SRQ \: </u></strong><strong><u>\:  \:  \:  \green{....proved}

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