In the given figure, PQ=PT and angle TPS = angle QPR, Prove that triangle PRS is isosceles
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In a triangle PQR, PT is perpendiclar to QR, PS is the bisector of angle P. How can you show that angle TPS = (1/2) * (angle Q - angle R)?
Given
△PQR , PS is bisector of ∠P and PT is perpendicular to QR .
To prove
∠TPS=12(∠Q−∠R)
Proof
In △TPS ,
∠TPS+∠PTS+∠ PST=180°
∠TPS+90°+(∠SPR+∠SRP)=180°
(PT is perpendicular to QR and angle PST is exterior angle of triangle PRS)
∠TPS+90°+12∠P+∠R=180°
(PS is bisector)
∠TPS+90°+12(180°−∠Q−∠R)+∠R=180° (Angle sum property of triangle)
∠TPS+90°+90°−12∠Q−12∠R+∠R=180°
∠TPS+180°−12∠Q+12∠R=180°
∠TPS=180°−180°+12∠Q−12∠R
∠TPS=12(∠Q−∠R)
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