Math, asked by khushikalhotra, 7 months ago

In triangle PQR, if LR > LQ then______
a. QR > PR
b. PQ > PR
C. PQ < PR
d. QR < PR

Answers

Answered by ravisportman

Answer:

B is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: In ΔPQR,

∠R >∠Q ⇒ PQ > PR

(side opposite to greater angle is greater)

Hence, B is correct.

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Answered by amitnrw

Given : In triangle PQR, if ∠R > ∠Q

To Find : Correct option

a. QR > PR

b. PQ > PR

C. PQ < PR

d. QR < PR

Solution:

Sides opposite to Equal angles in a triangle are equal.

If two angles in a triangle do not have equal measure, the longer of their two opposite sides lies opposite to the larger angle.

∠R > ∠Q

∠R is larger angle

Side opposite to ∠R is PQ

Side opposite to ∠Q is PR

Side opposite to ∠R is longer than Side opposite to ∠Q as ∠R is larger angle

Hence PQ is longer than PR

PQ > PR

Correct option is b) b. PQ > PR

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