In triangle DEF,DM and EN are two medians.Prove that 3(DF+EF)>2(DM+EN).
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3(DF + EF) > 2(DM + EN)
Step-by-step explanation:
in Δ DMF
DF + FM > DM ( Sum of two sides of triangle > third sides)
=> 2(DF + FM ) > 2DM
=> 2DF + 2FM > 2DM
DM id median => 2FM = EF
=> 2DF + EF > 2DM Eq1
Similarly
in ΔEFN
EF + FN > EN
=> 2EF + 2FN > 2EN
=> 2EF + DF > 2EN Eq2
Eq1 + Eq 2
=> 2DF + EF + 2EF + DF > 2DM + 2EN
=> 3DF + 3EF > 2(DM + EN)
=> 3(DF + EF) > 2(DM + EN)
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