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In the given figure, if AD perpendicular BC and
BD = 2, AC = 4, then value of AB2+CD2 is​

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Answered by radhikap1984
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Answered by amirgraveiens
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AB2+CD2=20

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Here, BD = 2, AC = 4

Also AD ⊥ BC .

To find:

AB^2+CD^2=?

Solution:

Now as it is given that AD ⊥ BC, so ∠ ADB =90°

In Δ ADC,

Using Pythagoras theorem, we get

AC^2= AD^2+CD^2                 [1]

Also, ∠ ADC =90°                    [given]

In Δ ADB,

Using Pythagoras theorem, we get

AB^2= AD^2+BD^2                  [2]

Now subtract Eq 1 from 2, we get

AB^2 -AC^2=( AD^2+BD^2)- (AD^2+CD^2)

AB^2 -AC^2=AD^2+BD^2- AD^2-CD^2

AB^2 -AC^2=BD^2-CD^2

AB^2+CD^2 =BD^2+AC^2

AB^2+CD^2 =(2)^2+(4)^2

AB^2+CD^2 =4+16

AB^2+CD^2 =20

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