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in triangle abc, f is a point bc. fp is drawn parallel to ca meeting ab in p and fe is drawn parallel to ba meeting ac at e. ep and cb when produced meet at d. prove that df square= db * dc

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Answered by knjroopa
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Given in triangle abc, f is a point bc. fp is drawn parallel to ca meeting ab in p and fe is drawn parallel to ba meeting ac at e. ep and cb when produced meet at d. prove that df square= db * dc

  • We need to prove df^2 = db x dc
  • Given fp is parallel to ca and fe parallel to ba
  • So fe is parallel to bp
  • In triangle fde, we have bp is parallel to fe
  • We have by basic proportionality theorem,
  •  So db / df = dp / de ---------1
  • In triangle edc we have fp is parallel to ce since fp is parallel to ca
  • So by Basic proportionality theorem we have,
  • So df / dc = dp / de -----------2
  • So from equation 1 and 2 we get
  •       So db / df = df / dc
  • Or df^2 = db x dc

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Answered by shahanaaz90
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