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Prove that the lines joining the mid points of the parallel sides of trapezium divides it into two equal parts.

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Answered by khushichiya
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

ABCD is the trapezium

H and G are the mid point of the parallel sides

Construction: AE and BF are the height of the trapezium.

To proof: Ar(AHDG) = Ar(HBCG)


Assumption: Trapezium is an isosceles trapezium, with AD = BC


AH = HB and DG = GC

And EG = AH (sides of a rectangle)

HB = GF (sides of a rectangle)

So Ar(AHEG) = Ar(HBGF)


In triangle ADE and BFC

AE = BF

AD = BC

And angle AED = angle BFC = 90

So ADE and BFC are congruent (RHS congruency)


Hence Ar(ADE )and Ar(BFC) are equal

Ar(AHDG) = Ar(ADE ) + Ar(AHEG)

And Ar(HBCG) = Ar(HBGF) + Ar(BFC)

Hence Ar(AHDG) = Ar(HBCG) (proved)



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