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In the given figure, XN is parallel to CA and XM is parallel to BA. T is a point on CB produced. Prove that TX 2 =TB.TC.

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Answered by sharinkhan
41
XN II MX
NB II MX ( A - N - B)
On transversal TX

∠TBN Congruent to  ∠TXM

In ΔTBN and ΔTXM
∠TBN congruent ∠TXM [From above]
∠BTN congruent ∠XTM

ΔTBN is similar to ΔTXM

TB/TX = TN/TM

NX II AC
NX II MC
On traversal TC,

∠TXN congruent to ∠TCM

∠TXN congruent ∠TCM
∠NTX congruent ∠MTC

ΔTXN is similar to ΔTCM

TX/TC = TN/ TM

TB/ TX = TX/TC

TX²= TB x TC
Answered by girishvision2014
2

Answer:

tx2=tb*tc

Step-by-step explanation:

XN II MX

NB II MX ( A - N - B)

On transversal TX

∠TBN Congruent to  ∠TXM

In ΔTBN and ΔTXM

∠TBN congruent ∠TXM [From above]

∠BTN congruent ∠XTM

ΔTBN is similar to ΔTXM

TB/TX = TN/TM

NX II AC

NX II MC

On traversal TC,

∠TXN congruent to ∠TCM

∠TXN congruent ∠TCM

∠NTX congruent ∠MTC

ΔTXN is similar to ΔTCM

TX/TC = TN/ TM

TB/ TX = TX/TC

TX²= TB x TC

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