Math, asked by akshitsaraswat22, 8 months ago

Prove the midpoint theorem. In the given triangle NO || LM. KN=2.7cm, KL=5.4cm,
KO=3.9cm, Find OM. ​

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Answered by khubebsaudagar
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basic proportionality theorem (NL=KL÷2=5.4÷2=2.7)

KN\NL=KO\OM

2.7/2.7=3.9\OM

OM=3.9

Answered by vivekanand52
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OM = 3.9 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that if a line is drawn parallel to any side of a triangle and it cuts the other two sides at two distinct points then the parallel line will cut the other two lines in the same ratio.

So, in the given triangle Δ KLM, the line NO is parallel to baseline LM, so,

\frac{KN}{NL}  = \frac{KO}{OM} ............ (1)

So, if the ratio is 1 : 1, then N and O will be the midpoints of sides KL and KM. (Proved)

Now, from equation (1) we get,

\frac{2.7}{5.4 - 2.7} = \frac{3.9}{OM}

⇒ OM = 3.9 cm. (Answer)

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