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In what ratio Q divides CD in the figure given below? Please give Detailed Solution​

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Answered by sumanbsharma22
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Answer:

Ratio => 4:5

Step-by-step explanation:

For this method we draw a line segment CD and two acute angles , angle DCX and angle CDY . after that we cut CX in 4 equal parts and DY in 5 equal parts . At last we join

C4 and D5 .

> C4+D5

>4+5

>4:5

here you go with the correct answer.

Answered by user0888
6

Given:-

The rays \overrightarrow{CC_{4}} and \overrightarrow{DD_{5}} are parallel to each other.

The length of one segment is equal to the other.

\overline{CC_{4}} is divided into four equal segments.

\overline{DD_{5}} is divided into five equal segments.

To find:-

In what ratio Q divides \overline{CD} in the figure.

Methods used:-

Similarity of triangles. (AA postulate)

Solution:-

First, set the length of one segment to be l.

The length of the two segments are \overline{CC_{4}}=4l and \overline{DD_{5}}=5l.

Since two rays are parallel:-

  • \angle C_{4}CQ=\angle D_{5}DQ
  • \angle CC_{4}Q=\angle DD_{5}Q

\rightarrow \triangle CC_{4}Q\sim \triangle DD_{5}Q\ \mathrm{(\because AA\ postulate)}

Hence,

\overline{CQ}:\overline{DQ}=\overline{CC_{4}}:\overline{DD_{5}}

\rightarrow \overline{CQ}:\overline{DQ}=4:5

\rightarrow \boxed{\overline{CQ}:\overline{QD}=4:5}

Hence, Q divides \overline{CD} internally in a 4:5 ratio.

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