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Answered by Anonymous
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Question :

There are four points P, Q, R and S marked on the side of the square ABCD so that each side is divided in the ratio of 3 : 2 and PQRS also forms a square. The ratio of area of PQRS and the area of ABCD is given by - 13 : 25

Answer :

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Ratio of which each side of square ABCD is divided = 3 : 2

Let the parts which were divided in the ratio be 3x and 2x units

Side of the square ABCD = AP + BP = 2x + 3x = 5x units

Area of a square = Side² sq.units

Area of the square ABCD = ( 5x )² = 25x² sq.units

Consider ΔSDR

∠SDR = 90° [ Angle in a square ]

So, ΔSDR is a Right angled triangle

By Pythagoras theorem

SR² = SD² + DR²

SR² = ( 2x )² + ( 3x )²

SR² = 4x² + 9x²

SR² = 13x²

SR √13 x units

i.e Side of the square PQRS ( SR ) = √13 x units

Area of a square = Side² sq.units

Area of the square PQRS = ( √13 x )² = 13x² sq.units

Ratio of area of square PQRS and the area of the square ABCD = 13x² sq. units / 25x² sq.units

= 13 / 25

= 13 : 25

Hence the ratio of area of square PQRS and area of ABCD is 13 : 25.

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Answered by mohan3009
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