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prove that three times the square if any side of sn epquilateral triangle is equal to four times the square of the altitude​

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Answered by nithya6755
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Answer:


➡ Given :-


→ A ∆ABC in which AB = BC = CA and AD BC .



➡ To prove :-


→ 3AB² = 4AD².



➡ Proof :-



In ∆ADB and ∆ADC, we have


→ AB = AC. [ Given ]


→ B = C = 60° .


→ ADB = ADC = 90° .


•°• ∆ADB ∆ADC . [ AAS - Congruence ]



•°• BD = DC = ½BC .



▶ From right ∆ADB, we have


AB² = AD² + BD² . [ By Pythagoras' theorem ]


= AD² + ( ½ BC )² .


= AD² + ¼ BC² .


=> 4AB² = 4AD² + BC² .


=> 3AB² = 4AD² . [ °•° BC = AB ] .



✔✔ Hence, 3AB² = 4AD²


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