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In triangle PQR, PQ=PR. Prove that angle R=angle Q

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Given that PQR is a triangle.

Also, PQ = PR

To prove: \angle R=\angle Q

Let us draw PT perpendicular to QR

Thus, PT is a bisector of ∠QPR

Let us consider the triangles QPT and RPT

PQ = PR (Given)

The line PT is common to both the triangles.

PT = PT (Common side)

Then,

∠QPT = ∠RPT

Then, by SAS property, we have,

ΔQPT ≅ ΔRPT

Applying the CPCT theorem, we get,

\angle R=\angle Q

Hence proved.

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