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PQRS is a parallelogram. A is midpoint of PQ and C is a point on diagonal SQ such that
QC= 1
4
QS. AC produced meets QR at B. Prove that: “B” is midpoint of QR and AB is half of PR.

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A parallelogram ABCD has P the mid- point of DC and Q intersects AC such that CQ=

4

1

AC. PQ produced meets BC at R prove that :

(a) R is the mid-point of BC

(b) PR=

2

1

DB

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Given ABCD is a parallelogram and P is midpoint of DC

also, CQ=

4

1

AC

To Prove : R is mid point of BC

Proof : Now

OC=

2

1

AC (Diagonals of parallelogram bisect each other) ...(i)

and CD=

4

1

AC ...(ii)

From (i) and (ii)

CD=

2

1

OC

In ΔDCO P and Q are midpoint of DC and OC Respectively

∴PQ∥DO

Also in ΔCOB Q is midpoint of OC and PQ∥DB

∴R is midpoint of BC

∴ in ΔABCPR∥DB

CD

CP

=

CB

CR

=

BD

PR

DB

PR

=

2

1

∴PR=

2

1

DB

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