The diagonal AC of a parallelogram ABCD intersects DP at the point Q, where ‘P’ is any point on side AB. Prove that CQ×PQ = QA×QD.
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Given :
The diagonal AC of a parallelogram
ABCD intersects DP at the point Q ,
where ' P ' is any point on side AB .
To Prove :
CQ × PQ = QA × QD
proof :
In ∆APQ and ∆CDQ
<AQP = <CQD
( vertically opposite angles )
<QAP = <QCD
[ alternate angles ]
Therefore ,
∆APQ ~ ∆CQD
[ A.A criterion ]
=> PQ/QD = QA/CQ
CQ × PQ = QA × QD
Hence , proved .
I hope this helps you.
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The diagonal AC of a parallelogram
ABCD intersects DP at the point Q ,
where ' P ' is any point on side AB .
To Prove :
CQ × PQ = QA × QD
proof :
In ∆APQ and ∆CDQ
<AQP = <CQD
( vertically opposite angles )
<QAP = <QCD
[ alternate angles ]
Therefore ,
∆APQ ~ ∆CQD
[ A.A criterion ]
=> PQ/QD = QA/CQ
CQ × PQ = QA × QD
Hence , proved .
I hope this helps you.
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