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in this figure ABC &ABD are two triangles on the same base AB . If line segment CD is bisected by AB at O show that ar(ABC)=at(ABD).

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Answered by Kunalkkr
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Answered by Anonymous
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GIVEN:-

∆ABC and ∆ABD are two ∆s on the same base AB and AB bisects CD at a point O.

TO PROVE:-

\small\sf{A(∆ABC)=A(∆ABD)}

PROOF:-

\small\sf{In\:∆ACD,AD\:is\:the\:median}

\small\sf{So,A(∆AOC)=A(∆AOD)}.....(1)

\large\sf{Now,In\:∆BCD,}

\small\sf{OB\:is\:the\:median}

\small\sf{So,A(∆BOC)=A(∆BOD)}.....(2)

\large\sf{Adding\:(1)\:and\:(2)}

\small\sf{A(∆AOC)+A(∆AOD)=A(∆BOC)+A(∆BOD)}

\therefore\small\sf{A(∆ABC)=A(∆ABD)}

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