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in the given fig, OP is equal to the diameter of the circle . prove that ABP is an equilateral triangle

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Answered by Dhruv111111
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Join A to B.
We have
OP= Diameter
Or, OQ + OP= diameter
Or, Radius + PQ = diameter (that is OQ=radius)
Or, PQ = diameter – radius
Or, PQ = radius
Or, OQ = PQ = radius
Thus OP is the hypotenuse of the right angle triangle AOP.
So, in ∆AOP sin of angle P = OP /AO
= 1/2
So, P = 30°
Hence, APB = 60°
Now, As in ∆AOP, AP=AB
So, PAB = PBA =60°
Hence,
∆ABP is equilateral triangle.

mysticd: here OP = diameter = 2r
mysticd: is it clear
Neelu15: yup. tysm
mysticd: Very good at last u got it
Neelu15: yess
Neelu15: actually dhruv has written
Neelu15: op/ao
mysticd: he did a mistake, correct it
mysticd: sin P = OA/OP
mysticd: sinP = opposite side to angle P/hypotenuse
Answered by mysticd
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go through the solution step by step
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mysticd: join A and Q in the figure
mysticd: on OP line segment
mysticd: have u found
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