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pr is an altitude of an isosceles triangle pqr where PQ = pr. prove that p bisects QR.

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Answered by Anonymous
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☞Given :-

  • PQ= PR

☞to find :-

  • p bisects QR

☞SoLution :-

ln ∆PQS & ∆PSR

→PQ = PR. [ given]

→PS = PS. [ common]

→ PSQ = PSR. [right angle]

by SAS criteria....

∆PQS ≈ ∆ PRS

QPS = RPS [ by cpct]

hence, angle p bisects QR

☞ Note :-

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