in the given figure abcd is a square p is a point inside it such that PB=PD. prove that CPA is a straight line
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Consider ABCD, a square of side 10 cm. P is a point inside ABCD, such tht
PDC is an isosceles triangle with the base angles as 15 deg, so the
Since PC = PD, P must be on the perpendicular bisector of CD. In other words, APB will also be an isosceles triangle.
Area of triangle APD = (PC*PD/2)*sin CPD = [(5.176380902^2)/2]*sin 150 = 6.698729811 sq cm.
Area of triangles APD and BDC = [(5.176380902*10)/2]*sin 75 = 25 sq cm.
The area of PADCBP = 25 + 6.698729811 + 25 = 56.698729811
Now the area of ABP = 10^2 - 56.698729811 = 43.30127019 sq cm.
If ABP is an equilateral triangle its area should be (10*10/2)*sin 60 = 43.30127019 sq cm. And this happens to be so, hence ABP is an equilateral triangle
PDC is an isosceles triangle with the base angles as 15 deg, so the
Since PC = PD, P must be on the perpendicular bisector of CD. In other words, APB will also be an isosceles triangle.
Area of triangle APD = (PC*PD/2)*sin CPD = [(5.176380902^2)/2]*sin 150 = 6.698729811 sq cm.
Area of triangles APD and BDC = [(5.176380902*10)/2]*sin 75 = 25 sq cm.
The area of PADCBP = 25 + 6.698729811 + 25 = 56.698729811
Now the area of ABP = 10^2 - 56.698729811 = 43.30127019 sq cm.
If ABP is an equilateral triangle its area should be (10*10/2)*sin 60 = 43.30127019 sq cm. And this happens to be so, hence ABP is an equilateral triangle
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Step-by-step explanation: proof
CDP and BCP
P is common
CB=DC
angle DPC=CPB
so, CDP is congruence to BCP
then, DPA and APB
P is common
AB= DA
DP=PB
DPA=APB
so, DPA is congruence to APB
DPC=BPC
DPA=BPA
DPC+DPA+BPC+BPA=360°
2DPC+2DPA=360°
DPC+DPA=180°
hence, A P C is a straight line
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