Math, asked by julikishnaSingi, 1 year ago

PQRS is a quadrilateral with SQ as one of its diagonals.if SR=PQ=4cm, SQ=5 cm and SQ is perpendicular to both SR and PQ, then show that ar(triangle PSQ)= ar(triangle SRQ).

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Answered by skyj
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∆PSQ & ∆SQR are right angle triangle with base SR &height PQ & SR resp.
using Pythagoras theorem we can prove that area of both the triangle's are equal.
Answered by Lovely31
4
Here to show that tri(PSQ)= tri(SRQ) Reasons: Opposite sides of quadrilateral is equal { line PS = QR , PQ =SR ( given ) }( 2 side of triangle proved same ) Diagonal SQ is a side of both the triangle ( second side proved same ) Thus, it is proved that tri PSQ= tri SRQ
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