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PQR is a triangle right angled at P and M is a point on QR such that PM perpendicular QR show that PM²=QM×MR​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Given:-

  • In triangle PQR angle p = 90°
  • PM perpendicular to QR

RTP:-

  • PM²=QM × MR

Proof:-

In triangle RPQ and RMP

{ \sf{{ \angle{r} = { \angle{r}} \:  \: (common \: angle)}}}

{ \sf{{ \angle{RPQ}}  = { \angle{RMP}} = 90°}}

Triangle RPQ ~ RMP (by AA similarity)..... (1)

Similarly, Triangle RPQ ~ PMQ..... (2)

From(1) & (2) we get:-

Triangle RMP ~ PMQ

{ \sf{ \therefore{ \frac{MR}{PM} =  \frac{PM}{QM}  }}}

(if two triangles are similar then corresponding sides are propotional)

{ \therefore{ \sf{PM² = QM × MR}}}

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