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state the basic proportionality theorem.

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Answered by Anonymous
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If a line is drawn parallel to one side of a triangle intersectiong the other two sides , then it divides the two sides in the same ratio
Answered by BrainlyVirat
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Basic Proportionality Theorem..

Statement..
If a line parallel to a side of a triangle and intercept the remaining sides in two distinct points , then the line divides the side in the same proportion.

Given..
In triangle XYZ, line AB || YZ
Line AB intersects side XY and side XZ in points A and B respectively such that X-A-Y
and X-B-Z

To prove..
  \frac{xa}{ay}  =  \frac{xb}{bz}
Construction..
Draw seg BY and AZ.

Proof..
Triangle XAB and Triangle BAY have common vertex B and their bases XA and AY line on the same line XY.
So,They have equal heights.
 \frac{a(triangle \: xab)}{a(triangle \:  bay)}  =  \frac{xa}{ay}
Now,
There
Triangle xab and Triangle ABZ have a common vertex A and their bases XB and BZ lie in the same line.
 \frac{a(triangle \: xab)}{a(triangle \: abz)}  =  \frac{xb}{bz}
Triangle BAY and Triangle ABZ lie between the same two parallel lines AB and YZ.
So , they have equal heights,also they have same base AB.
A (triangle BAY)= A ( triangle ABZ)
Therefore...
 \frac{a(triangle \: xab)}{a(triangle \: bay) }  =  \frac{a(triangle \: xab)}{a(triangle \: abz)}
Hence..we get
 \frac{xa}{ay}  =  \frac{xb \:}{bz}
This is the answer
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