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Answered by maniyaabbas92
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Answered by amitsnh
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draw perpendicular XZ from X on PQ

since XP = XQ

∆ XPQ is an isosceles triangle.

in isosceles triangle, perpendicular from vertex bisects the base

thus, ZP = ZQ

ZP + PY = ZQ + PY

ZP + PY = ZQ + QR. ( PY = QR)

ZY = ZR

now in ∆ XYR

perpendicular XZ bisects YR

hence, ∆ XYR is an isosceles ∆

so XY = XR

proved

(note: we can also prove last part by proving triangles XZY and XZR congruent)

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