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In triangle PQR, seg PM is a median, PM = 9 and PQ2 + PR2 = 290. Find the length of QR​

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Answered by Anonymous
26

Answer:

Explanation:

Given :

  • In ΔPQR , seg PM is a median.
  • PM = 9 , PQ² + PR² = 290

To Find :

  • The length of QR.

Solution :

Given that, In ΔPQR, seg PM is a median.

By appollonius theorem ::

PQ² + PR² = 2PM² + 2QM²

=> 290 = 2 × 9² + 2QM²

=> 290 = 162 + 2QM²

=> 290 - 162 = 2QM²

=> 128 = 2QM²

=> 128/2 = QM²

=> 64 = QM²

=> QM = 8 units

Now,

QR = 2 × QM

=> QR = 2 × 8

=> QR = 16 units

Hence :

The length of side QR is 16 units.

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Answered by BadCaption01
21

Given -

  • In ∆PQR , seg. PM is the median
  • PM = 9cm
  •  PQ ^ { 2  } +  PR ^ { 2  } = 290

To find -

  • QR

Now, it is given that in ∆PQR , s.g .PM is the median. so, by using apollonius theorem.

\Rightarrow PQ ^ { 2  } +  PR ^ { 2  } =  2PM ^ { 2  } +  2MR ^ { 2  }

\Rightarrow 290 = 2 ×  9 ^ { 2  } +  2MR ^ { 2  }

\Rightarrow 290 = 162 +  2MR ^ { 2  }

\Rightarrow 128 =  2MR ^ { 2  }

\Rightarrow  MR ^ { 2  } = 64

\Rightarrow MR = √64

\Rightarrow MR = + 8cm

But we know that side can't be negative. so,

\huge\mathfrak\orange\star MR = 8cm

Now , we know that,

\Rightarrow QR = 2MR

\Rightarrow QR = 2 × 8

\Rightarrow QR = 16cm .

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