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There Is A Square ABCD, A Point P Is On Side BC Such That P Is Mid-Point Of BC. Q Is A Point On CD, Such That Q Is One-Third Of CD. The Area Of APCQ is 108 m^2. Find The Length Of AC.
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Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

We know that ABCD is a square and P,Qare mid-points of DA and BC

⇒  AD=BC                [ Sides of square are equal ]

⇒  DP=PA                 [ P is the mid point ]

⇒  CQ=QB               [ Q is the mid point ]

⇒  DA=2AP         ---- ( 1 )

⇒  CB=2CQ        ---- ( 2 )

From ( 1 ) and ( 2 ),

⇒  2×AP=2×CQ

⇒  AP=CQ                 ---- ( 3 )

Now, in △PAB and △QCD

⇒  AP=CQ              [ From ( 3 ) ]

⇒  ∠PAB=∠QCD             [ Angles of a square is 90o. ]

⇒  AB=CD           [ Sides of square ]

⇒  △PAB≅△QCD          [ By SAS property ]

⇒  PB=QD            [ By CPCT ]

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Answered by Anonymous
8

Answer:

Let, AB=CD=5x according to the parallelogram definition that opposite sides are equal.

AP=3x,PB=2x and CQ=4x, QD=x

⇒ARP∼CRQ

4x

3x

=

RC

AR

RC

AR

=

4

3

According to this fraction, we have

AR=3 & RC=4 so that AC=3+4=7

Finally,

AC

AR

=

7

3

∴AR=

7

3

AC.

Step-by-step explanation:

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