Math, asked by Sneha110061, 1 year ago

Plzz solve question 14!!!

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Answered by rahul7024
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Ad=Bc
<bac=<PAC
PA=PD
So tri<APD=Tri<BPC
So, PA=PC
Which is possible when line in square intersect at 90°
Answered by MOSFET01
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(a) ABCD is a square and P is any point in the square.

(b) PB = PD

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CPA is a straight line

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ABCD is a square . So,

AB = BC = CD = DA

 \red{\huge{\underline{Part\: A\: \colon}}}

 In\: \triangle{APD} \&amp; \: \triangle{APB} \\\\ AD = AB ...........( side of square)\\\\ DP = PB ...........( given) \\\\ AP = AP .............(common)

Now,

 \triangle{APD} \: \cong \: \triangle{APB}

By SSS - Congruency rule

\blue{\boxed{\angle{1} = \angle{2}}}..(1)

By C.P.C.T { Corresponding part of congruent Triangle }

\huge{\red{\underline{Part\: B\: \colon }}}

In\: \triangle{DPC}\: \&amp; \: \triangle{CPB}\\\\ DP = PB ............(given) \\\\ DC = CB ..............(side of square) \\\\ CP = CP ................(common)

Now,

 \triangle{DPC}\: \cong \: \triangle{CPB}

By SSS - Congruency rule

\blue{\boxed{\angle{3} = \angle{4}}}..(2)

By C.P.C.T { Corresponding part of congruent triangle }

Now

add eq 1 & 2

 \angle{1}+\angle{3} = \angle{2}+\angle{4}

.....(3)

Now sum of all angles

 \angle{1}+\angle{2}+ \angle{3}+ \angle{4} = 360\degree \\\\ (\angle{1}+\angle{3})+(\angle{2} + \angle{4}) = 360\degree \\\\ \therefore \: put \: the \: value\: in \: equation \: from \: (3) \\\\ (\angle{1}+\angle{3}) +(\angle{1}+\angle{3}) = 360\degree\\\\ 2(\angle{1}+\angle{3})=360\degree\\\\ \angle{1} + \angle{3} = 180\degree

Means these angles are in linear pair and a line CAP is striaght line.

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