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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:-

  • ABCD is a square AM = BM

To Prove:-

  • PA = BQ

Solution:-

In Δ PAM and Δ QBM

⇢ ∠QBM = v.opposite to ∠PMA

⇢ AM = BM [given]

⇢ ∠MBQ + ∠MBC = 180° [linear pair]

⇢ ∠MBQ + 90° = 180° (as ABCD is a square)

⇢ ∠MBQ = 90°

⇢ ∠MAP = 90° (as ABCD is a square)

⇢ ∠MBQ = ∠MAP

∴ ΔPAM ≅ ΔQBM by A.S.A

PA = BQ by CPCT.

Hence, proved!

Answered by BrainlyBlockBusterBB
170

Answer:

\large \underline \mathfrak \red{Question}

Given in the figure and asked to prove accordingly

\large \underline \mathfrak \red{Answer}

\large \underline \green{ \rm \: Given}

: ABCD is a SQUARE

so AB = BC = CD = AD

AM = BM

\large  \underline \green{ \rm \: To \:  prove}

: AP = BQ

\large \underline \green{ \rm \:Proof }

now compare ∆ APM and ∆ BMQ

<MBC = 90° ( angle of a square )

<MBQ = 180-90=90° ( straight line )

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so now

in ∆ APM and BMQ

<A = < MBQ. ( proved above as 90° ) - i

AM = BM ( given ) - ii

<PMA = <BMQ ( vertically opposite angles ) - iii

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so hence ∆ APM ≈ ∆ MBQ

so AP = BQ by C.P.C.T.C

\large \underline \green{ \rm \: HENCE  \:  \:  \:  \: PROVED}

 \rm \blue{@BrainlyBlockBusterBB}

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