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1)given
ot bisect angle PTR
so
angle RTO=angle OTP
now in triangle TRO and triangle OTP
ro=op(radius of circle is equal)
angle RTO=angle OTP(given explained above too)
to=to(common)
triangle TRO and OTP are congruent
so pt=rt by (cpct)
2 no not explain well in screen so use notebook need drawing too
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ANSWER :
GIVEN :
in circle at centre O
QP and RS are chords such that
angle OTP =angle OTR
TO PROVE :
PT=RT
ST=TQ
CONSTRUCTION :
draw OA perpendicular to QP and OB perpendicular to RS
PROOF :
In ∆OAT and ∆OBT
angle OAT = angle OBT......(Each 90°(by construction))
also
angle OTA= angle OTB........(Given)
also
OT=OT......(common side)
hence by AAS congruence criteria
∆OTA is congruent to ∆OTB
so by CPCT
OA=OB
AT=BT......1
Now in circles
by the theorem that if two chords are equidistant from centre of a circle then they are equal..
as OA = OB
=> PQ=RS
now dividing both sides by 2
PQ/2 = RS/2.....W
but as OA and OB Are drawn as perpendicular by the property that perpendicular drawn on chord bisect the chord
we have AP = AQ=PQ/2
AND BR=BS=RS/2
So from 2
PQ/2=RS/2
AP = BR
Adding AT on both sides
AP+AT=BR+AT
BUT FROM 1
AT= BT
=> AP+AT =BR+BT
=> PT=RT........3
Now
PT = PQ-TQ
AND RT = RS-TS
by 3
PT=RT
PQ-TQ=RS-TS
PQ-RS=TQ-TS
but PQ=RS
So
TQ-TS=0
TQ=TS......4
hence from 3 and 4
PT=RT
ST=TQ
HENCE PROVED
GIVEN :
in circle at centre O
QP and RS are chords such that
angle OTP =angle OTR
TO PROVE :
PT=RT
ST=TQ
CONSTRUCTION :
draw OA perpendicular to QP and OB perpendicular to RS
PROOF :
In ∆OAT and ∆OBT
angle OAT = angle OBT......(Each 90°(by construction))
also
angle OTA= angle OTB........(Given)
also
OT=OT......(common side)
hence by AAS congruence criteria
∆OTA is congruent to ∆OTB
so by CPCT
OA=OB
AT=BT......1
Now in circles
by the theorem that if two chords are equidistant from centre of a circle then they are equal..
as OA = OB
=> PQ=RS
now dividing both sides by 2
PQ/2 = RS/2.....W
but as OA and OB Are drawn as perpendicular by the property that perpendicular drawn on chord bisect the chord
we have AP = AQ=PQ/2
AND BR=BS=RS/2
So from 2
PQ/2=RS/2
AP = BR
Adding AT on both sides
AP+AT=BR+AT
BUT FROM 1
AT= BT
=> AP+AT =BR+BT
=> PT=RT........3
Now
PT = PQ-TQ
AND RT = RS-TS
by 3
PT=RT
PQ-TQ=RS-TS
PQ-RS=TQ-TS
but PQ=RS
So
TQ-TS=0
TQ=TS......4
hence from 3 and 4
PT=RT
ST=TQ
HENCE PROVED
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Thnks sir!!
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