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In triangle ABC, AD is perpendicular to BC, AD^2=BD×CD.
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Answered by kumareshwarvk285
1

Answer:

Given: △ABC, AD

2

=BD×DC, AD⊥BC

Using Pythagoras Theorem

In Δ ABD

AB

2

=AD

2

+BD

2

AB

2

=BD×DC+BD

2

[GivenAD

2

=BD×DC]

AB

2

=BD×(DC+BD)

AB

2

=BD×BC .......... (i)

In Δ ADC,

AC

2

=AD

2

+DC

2

AC

2

=BD×DC+DC

2

=DC×(BD+DC)

AC

2

=DC×BC ..........(ii)

∴AB

2

+AC

2

=BD×BC+DC×BC [Adding (i) and (ii)]

AB

2

+AC

2

=BC×(BD+DC)

AB

2

+AC

2

=BC×BC=BC

2

⇒∠BAC=90

[Using converse of Pythagoras Theorem]

Step-by-step explanation:

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0

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