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OB is perpendicular bisector of line segment DE, FA perpendicular to OB and FE intersects OB at the point C. Prove that 1/OA + 1/OB= 2/ OC. (std 10 sum clearly explain and me mark you best brainlyest )​

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Answered by thepeter100
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Follow this figure.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: ▪︎ OB is perpendicular on DE and bisects it.

▪︎ FA is perpendicular on OB.

Therefore, BE = BD -{1} (Bisection by OB on DE)

First:

In △OAF and △OBD,

• ∠OAF = ∠OBD = 90° (Given)

• ∠BOD = ∠BOD (Common Angle)

Therefore, △OAF ~ △OBD (By AA Criterion of Similarity).

Therefore, OA/OB = AF/BD -{2} (Similarity ratio of Similar △s).

Second:

In △ACF and △BCE,

• ∠CAF = ∠CBE = 90° (Given)

• ∠ACF = ∠BCE (Vertically Opposite Angles)

Therefore, △ACF ~ △BCE (By AA Criterion of Similarity).

Therefore, CA/CB = AF/BE -{3} (Similarity ratio of Similar △s).

Third:

Following the equation {1}, we can equalize equations {2} and {3}.

OA = CA = AF = AF (BE=BD -{1})

OB CB BD BE

Therefore, OA = CA. -{4}.

OB CB

Fourth:

We can also write equation {4} in the manner :-

OA = OC - OA [=CA] (See the Figure).

OB OB - OC [=CB]

=> (OB - OC)OA = OC - OA(OB)

=> OB.OA - OC.OA = OB.OC - OB.OA

=> OB.OA + OB.OA = OB.OC + OC.OA

=> 2 OB.OA = OB.OC + OC.OA

Now, divide both L.H.S and R.H.S by OA.OB.OC

=> 2 OB.OA = OB.OC + OC.OA

OA.OB.OC OA.OB.OC OA.OB.OC

=> 2 = 1 + 1

OC OA OB

Hence, PROVED !! Yay...

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