Math, asked by Divyanshanand567, 10 months ago

show that a diagonal divides a square in two congruent triangles.

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Answered by imspidey123

bc2=ab2+ac2

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Answered by GLAmorOUS

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PQRS is a square and PR , QS are two diagonals of the square

We know that

" All sides and angles in a square are equal "

In ∆PQR and ∆PRS

PQ = RS ( Side )

angle PQR = angle PSR ( angle )

PS = QR ( side )

By SAS congruency rule a diagonal divides a square into two congruent ∆les .

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