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In triangle ABC , AD is a median. X is a point on AD such that AX : XD = 2:3. Ray BX intersect AC in Y. Prove that BX= 4XY.

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Answered by JinKazama1
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Construction: Draw DP || CY such that it intersects BY at P .


Proof:

In Δ BYC, D is the mid-point of BC and DP|| CY .

So, by Converse of Mid-Point Theorem ,

=> P is the mid-point of BY and BP=PY ------(1)


In ΔXPD & ΔXYA,

∠PXD = ∠AXY (Vertically Opposite angles )

∠PDX =∠XAY (Alernate interior angles with AC||DP)

=>ΔXPD  \sim ΔXYA (AA )

We know ,Corresponding parts of similar triangles are proportional .

 =&gt;\frac{XP}{XY}= \frac{XD}{XA} \\ \\ =&gt; <br />XP=\frac{3}{2}XY  ---(2)  ( since XA:XD = 2:3)


Then,we have,

LHS= BX

= BP+PX

= PY + PX ( use eq.(1))

=[PX+XY]+3/2XY (use eq.(2))

= 3/2XY +XY+3/2XY

= 4XY


Hence Proved.

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Answered by Chinmay017
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