P and Q are respectively the midpoints of sides AB and BC of a triangle ABC and R is the midpoint of AP,show that i) ar(PRQ) =½ ar(ARC) ii) ar (RQC) =⅜ ar(ABC) iii) ar(PBQ) = ar(ARC)
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Let ABC is a triangle. P and Q are the mid points of AB and BC respectively and R is the mid-point of AP.
Join PQ, QR, AQ, PC, RC as shown in the figure.
Now we know that median of a triangle divides it into two triangle of equal areas.
In triangle CAP, Cr is the mid point.
So Area(ΔCRA) = (1/2)* Area(ΔCAP) .......1
Again in triangle CAB, CP is the mid point.
So Area(ΔCAP) = (1/2)* Area(ΔCPB) ............2
from eqaution 1 and 2, we get
Area(ΔCAP) = (1/2)*Area(ΔCPB) ..............3
Again in triangle PBC, PQ is the mid point.
So (1/2)*Area(ΔCPB) = Area(ΔPBQ) ............4
From equation 3 and 4, we get
Area(ΔARC) = Area(ΔPBQ) ...............5
Now QP, And QR are the medians of triangle QAB and QAP respectively
So Area(ΔQAP) = Area(ΔQBP) ............6
and Area(ΔQAP) = 2*Area(ΔQRP) ............7
from equation 6 and 7, we get
Area(ΔPRQ) = (1/2)*Area(ΔPBQ) ............8
from equation 5 and 8, we get
Area(ΔPRQ) = (1/2)*Area(ΔARC)
Now CR is the median of triangle CAP
So Area(ΔARC) = (1/2)*Area(ΔCAP)
= (1/2)*(1/2)*Area(ΔABC)
= (1/4)*Area(ΔABC)
Again RQ is the median of triangle RBC
So Area(ΔRQC) = (1/2)*Area(ΔRBC)
= (1/2)*Area(ΔABC) - (1/2)*Area(ΔARC)
=(1/2)*Area(ΔABC) - (1/2)*(1/2)*(1/2)*Area(ΔABC)
=(1/2)*Area(ΔABC) - (1/8)*Area(ΔABC)
= (3/8)*Area(ΔABC)
So Area(ΔRQC) = = (3/8)*Area(ΔABC)
Hope it helps u
Here is ur ans:-
Let ABC is a triangle. P and Q are the mid points of AB and BC respectively and R is the mid-point of AP.
Join PQ, QR, AQ, PC, RC as shown in the figure.
Now we know that median of a triangle divides it into two triangle of equal areas.
In triangle CAP, Cr is the mid point.
So Area(ΔCRA) = (1/2)* Area(ΔCAP) .......1
Again in triangle CAB, CP is the mid point.
So Area(ΔCAP) = (1/2)* Area(ΔCPB) ............2
from eqaution 1 and 2, we get
Area(ΔCAP) = (1/2)*Area(ΔCPB) ..............3
Again in triangle PBC, PQ is the mid point.
So (1/2)*Area(ΔCPB) = Area(ΔPBQ) ............4
From equation 3 and 4, we get
Area(ΔARC) = Area(ΔPBQ) ...............5
Now QP, And QR are the medians of triangle QAB and QAP respectively
So Area(ΔQAP) = Area(ΔQBP) ............6
and Area(ΔQAP) = 2*Area(ΔQRP) ............7
from equation 6 and 7, we get
Area(ΔPRQ) = (1/2)*Area(ΔPBQ) ............8
from equation 5 and 8, we get
Area(ΔPRQ) = (1/2)*Area(ΔARC)
Now CR is the median of triangle CAP
So Area(ΔARC) = (1/2)*Area(ΔCAP)
= (1/2)*(1/2)*Area(ΔABC)
= (1/4)*Area(ΔABC)
Again RQ is the median of triangle RBC
So Area(ΔRQC) = (1/2)*Area(ΔRBC)
= (1/2)*Area(ΔABC) - (1/2)*Area(ΔARC)
=(1/2)*Area(ΔABC) - (1/2)*(1/2)*(1/2)*Area(ΔABC)
=(1/2)*Area(ΔABC) - (1/8)*Area(ΔABC)
= (3/8)*Area(ΔABC)
So Area(ΔRQC) = = (3/8)*Area(ΔABC)
Hope it helps u
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Data: P and Q are respectively the mid points of sides AB and BC of a triangle △ABC and R is the mid point of AP.
To prove: ar.(△RQC)=83ar.(△ABC)
Proof: P and Q are respectively the mid points of sides AB and BD
∴PQ∣∣AC and PQ=21AC
(∵ Mid-point theorem)
Marks S such that it is the mid point of AC and join QS
∴PQSA is a parallelogram. Its diagonals bisects quadrilateral into two congruent triangles.
ar.(△PAS)=ar.(△PQS)=ar.(△PQA)=ar.(△QAS)
Similarly, PSCQ,QSCT and PSQB are parallelogram.
∴ar.(△PSQ)=ar.(△CQS)
ar.(△QSC)=ar.(△CTQ)
ar.(△PSQ)=ar.(△BQP)
∴△PAS=△SQP=△PAQ=△SQA=△QSC=△CTQ=△QBP....(i)
and △ABC=△PBQ+△PAS+△PQS+△QSC
△ABC=△PBQ+△PBQ+△PBQ+△PBQ
△ABC=4×△PBQ
ar.(△ABC)=4×ar.(△PBQ)
ar(△PBQ)=
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