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Answered by aliabhatt7
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Answer:

1.B

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Answered by Anonymous
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Question given :

In ∆ABC if BC² + AB² = AC² , then the right angle is at _____

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • Does not exist

In the given figure AB is parallel to CD if angle APQ = 70 and angle PRD = 120 then angle QPR =

  • 50°
  • 60°
  • 40°
  • 35°

Required solutions :

In ∆ABC if BC² + AB² = AC² , then the right angle is at B point .

Reasoning :

Pythagoras theorem has been used here the hypotenuse is AC , AB and BC are legs and the triangle is right angled at B

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In the given figure AB is parallel to CD if angle APQ = 70 and angle PRD = 120 then angle QPR = 50

Reasoning :

  • If Angle APQ = 70 then angle PQR is also 70° by alternate interior angle property ,

  • If angle PRD = 120 then angle PRQ would be ,

  • Angle PRQ + Angle PRD = 180°
  • Angle PRQ = 180 - 120
  • Angle PRQ = 60°

  • By linear pair property

  • Now by angle sum property we get ,

  • Angle PRQ + angle PQR + angle QPR = 180°

  • 60° + 70° + Angle QPR = 180°

  • 130° + Angle QPR = 180°

  • Angle QPR = 180° - 130°

  • Angle QPR = 50°
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