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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Converse of Basic proportionality Theorem

Statement : If a line divide any two sides of a triangle (Δ) in the same ration, then the line must be parallel (||) to third side.

If

DE

AD

=

EC

AE

then DE||BC.

Prove that : DE||BC.

Given in ΔABC, D and E are two points of AB and AC respectively, such that,

DB

AD

=

EC

AE

______ (1)

Let us assume that in ΔABC, the point F is an intersect on the side AC. So, we can apply the

Thales theorem,

DB

AD

=

FC

AF

_______ (2)

Simplify (1) and (2)

EC

AE

=

FC

AF

adding 1 on both sides

EC

AE

+1=

FC

AF

+1

EC

AE+EC

=

FC

AF+FC

EC

AC

=

FC

AF

⇒AC=FC

Answered by Anonymous
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Converse of Basic Propostionality Theorm

statement :

If a line divided any two sides

of a triangle(⚠️) in the same ratio,

then the line must be parallel (||)

third side.

If AD/DE.AE/EC then DE || BC.

Prove that : DE || BC.

Given in ⚠️ABC.

D and E are two points of AB

and AC respectively, such that,

AD/DM.AE/EC-----(1)

Let us assume that in ⚠️ABC,

the point F is an intersect on

the side Ac.

So we Can apply the

Thales theorem,

AD/DB.AF/FC-----(2)

Simplify eq(1) and eq(2)

AE/CE.AF/FC

adding '1' on both sides

=> AE/CE+1=AF/FC+1

=>AE+CE/CE=AF+FC/FC

=>AC/CE=AF/FC

=>AC=FC

From the above we can say

that the points E and F are

coincide on Ac.i.e; DF Coincide

with DE. Since DF is parallel to

BC, DE is also parallel to BC .

Hence, the Converse of Basic proportionality Theorm is proved.

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