Math, asked by ciceliapaul104, 3 months ago

Seg AB and seg AC of ∆ABC are
the diameters of the circle intersecting side BC in point D
such that D divides side BC
in the ratio 3 : 1
then prove: AB2 = AC2 +
1
2
BC2

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Answered by Casper608
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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Seg AB and seg AC of ∆ABC are the diameters of the circle intersecting side BC in point D such that D divides side BC

in the ratio 3 : 1

To Find : prove that

AB²   =  AC² + (1/2)BC²

Solution:

AB is a diameter

Hence ΔABD is right angle triangle

=> AD²  = AB²  - BD²

AC is a diameter

Hence ΔACD is right angle triangle

=> AD²  = AC²  -CD²

Equate

AB²  - BD² = AC²  -CD²

=> AB²   =  AC² + BD²   -CD²

=> AB²   =  AC² +  (BD+ CD)(BD - CD)

BD+ CD = BC

D divides side BC in the ratio 3 : 1

=> BD = 3BC/4  and CD  = BC/4

BD - CD = 2BC/4 = BC/2

AB²   =  AC² +  (BC)(BC)/2

=> AB²   =  AC² + (1/2)BC²

QED

Hence proved

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