Math, asked by Dakshkush, 1 year ago

PQRS is a kite in which PQ=PS and QR=SR. Show that PR bisects angleP and angleR

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Answered by SHIMMERS

tri.PQR and tri.PSR lie on the same base PR
so, ar.(tri.PQR) = ar.(tri.PSR)

as both triangles have equal areas thus we can say
pr <P and <R
#shimmers

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SHIMMERS: may be the answer above may help

Dakshkush: that above guy just copy/paste an answer to a different question.

SHIMMERS: oh ...so did u get the answer...i actually used my method

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