plzz. answer ques no 16
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You should use properties of triangle.
Two formula , here we have to use
1. area of ∆ABC =
2. CosC =
Now come to the question ,
Question said A ∆PQR is given where ∠PQR = 45°
so, from formula no - 1
area of ∆PQR {or, ar(∆PQR)} = 1/2.PQ.QR sin∠PQR = 1/2PQ.QRsin45°
⇒ar(∆PQR) = 1/2.PQ.QR × 1/√2 = 1/2√2 .PQ.QR
⇒1/√2 = 2ar (∆PQR)/PQ.QR --------(1)
Now, apply formula no -2 for angle ∠PQR
cos∠PQR = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
⇒cos45° = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
⇒1/√2 = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
Now put equation (1) here,
2.ar (∆PQR)/PQ.QR = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
⇒4ar(∆PQR) = PQ² + QR² - PR²
⇒ PR² = PQ² + QR² - 4ar(∆PQR) , hence proved //
Two formula , here we have to use
1. area of ∆ABC =
2. CosC =
Now come to the question ,
Question said A ∆PQR is given where ∠PQR = 45°
so, from formula no - 1
area of ∆PQR {or, ar(∆PQR)} = 1/2.PQ.QR sin∠PQR = 1/2PQ.QRsin45°
⇒ar(∆PQR) = 1/2.PQ.QR × 1/√2 = 1/2√2 .PQ.QR
⇒1/√2 = 2ar (∆PQR)/PQ.QR --------(1)
Now, apply formula no -2 for angle ∠PQR
cos∠PQR = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
⇒cos45° = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
⇒1/√2 = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
Now put equation (1) here,
2.ar (∆PQR)/PQ.QR = (PQ² + QR² - PR²)/2.PQ.QR
⇒4ar(∆PQR) = PQ² + QR² - PR²
⇒ PR² = PQ² + QR² - 4ar(∆PQR) , hence proved //
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