Math, asked by vedantbhoiryt, 6 months ago

△PQR is a right triangle. Right angled at Q such that QR = b and a = A(PQR) = a If QN ⊥ PR

then show that QN =

2ab

b

4 + 4a

2​

Answers

Answered by s15068cprem05354
3

Answer:

In ΔPQR

∠PQR=90

[Given]

QS⊥PR [From vertex Q to hypotenuse PR]

∴QS

2

=PS×SR (i) [By theorem]

Now , in ΔPSQ we have

QS

2

=PQ

2

−PS

2

[By Pythagoras theorem]

=6

2

−4

2

=36−16

=QS

2

=20

⇒QS=2

5

cm

QS

2

=PS×SR (i)

⇒(2

5

)

2

=4×SR

4

20

=SR

⇒SR=5cm

Now , QS⊥PR

∴∠QSR=90

⇒QR

2

=QS

2

+SR

2

[By Pythagoras theorem]

=(2

5

)

2

+5

2

=20+25

⇒QR

2

=45

⇒QR=3

5

cm

Hence , QS=2

5

cm,RS=5cm and QR=3

5

cm.

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