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The perpendicular from K To side MN at R such that 3MR=RN prove that :2KN SQUARE = 2KM SQUARE +MN SQUARE​

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Answered by mihirkumar1700
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Answered by fernandesevelyn972
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

MN= MR + RN

= MR + 3MR. (Using given)

=4MR

Thus, MR =1/4 MN and RN =3/4 MR....(I)

In right triangle KRN, by Pythagoras theorem,

KN^2 = KR^2 + RN^2

=(KM^2 - MR^2) + RN^2 (using right triangle KRM)

=KM^2 - 1/16 MN^2 + 9/16^2 (using st. (I))

=KM^2 + 8/16 MN^2 Therefore,

KN^2 = KM^2 +1/2 MN^2

Multiplying by 2,

2KN^2 = 2KM^2 + MN^2

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