Math, asked by tushaarisin4u, 1 year ago

In Triangle ABC, angle B = 90°. M and N are mid-points
of AB and BC respectively. Prove that
(i) CM2 + AN2 = 5MN2
(ii) AN2 + CM? = AC2 + MN2​

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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Answered by lublana
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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

In triangle ABC , angle B=90 degrees

AM=BM

BN=NC

AB=AM+MB=BM+BM=2BM

BC=BN+NC=BN+BN=2BN

AC^2=AB^2+BC^2

MN^2=BN^2+BM^2

AN^2=AB^2+BN^2

MC^2=BM^2+BC^2

Using Pythagoras theorem

(Hypotenuse)^2=(Base)^2+(perpendicular\;side)^2

1.CM^2+AN^2=AB^2+BN^2+BM^2+BC^2

CM^2+AN^2=(2BM)^2+BN^2+(2BN)^2

CM^2+AN^2=4BM^2+BN^2+4BN^2+BM^2

CM^2+AN^2=5BM^2+5BN^2=5(BM^2+BN^2)=5MN^2

Hence, proved.

2.AN^2+CM^2=(AB^2+BC^2)+(BN^2+BM^2)

AN^2+CM^2=AC^2+MN^2

Hence, proved.

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