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show that a.b.c.d are in proportion if ma2+nb2 : mc2 + nd2 : : ma2- nb2 : mc2 -nd2​

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Answered by aruntripath1088
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Answer:

ab=cd

A2+b2=C2+D2

ad=bc

Answered by Agastya0606
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Yes, a.b.c.d are in proportion.

Given,

ma²+nb² : mc²+nd² :: ma²-nb² : mc²-nd²

To Find,

The a.b.c.d are in proportion.

Solution,

Before solving the question, we must understand the concept of extreme and mean in the proportions.

Extreme:- If a proportion is written in ratio form using a colon, the extremes are the values that are furthest apart.

For example:- p : q :: r : s. In this, 'p' and 's' is the extreme of proportions.

Mean:- In proportions, the means are the values associated with the middle terms.

For example:- p : q :: r : s. In this, 'q' and 'r' is the mean of proportions.

The formula of Proportions:

Product of extreme = product of mean.

⇒ p × s = q × r.

Now, let's solve the question,

This means that they are in proportion, so the product of extreme should be equal to the product of mean.

So, they can be written as

(ma² + nb²)/(mc² + nd²) =  (ma² - nb²)/ ( mc² - nd²)

Let us assume that a.b.c.d are in proportion, so

a/b = c/d

Squaring on both sides

a²/b² = c²/d²

Multiplying both sides by m/n

ma²/nb² = mc²/ nd²

Applying the rule of adding the numerator and denominator and dividing by subtraction of the numerator and denominator on both sides,

(ma² + nb²)/ (ma² - nb²) = (mc² + nd²) / ( mc² - nd²)

Interchanging fractions,

(ma² + nb²)/(mc² + nd²) =  (ma² - nb²)/ ( mc² - nd²)

So, we have arrived at this equation, and it is given that this is true, it can be concluded that our assumption was true.

Yes, a.b.c.d are in proportion.

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