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triangle ABC is a right angled triangle eith angle B = 90° . triangles PAB , QAC ,RBC , are constructed on sides AB,AC and BC respectively . prove that (area of triangle PAB) +(area of triangle RBC )=(area of triangle QAC​

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Answered by Anonymous
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GIVEN

TRIANGLE ABC IS RIGHT ANGLE TRIANGLE

RIGHT ANGLED AT B

triangles PAB , QAC ,RBC , are constructed on sides AB,AC and BC respectively

TRAINGLE PAB , QAC , RBC ARE EQUALITERAL TRIANGLES

FIGURE

REFER TO THE ATTACHMENT

TO PROVE

AREA OF TRIANGLE ( PAB + RBC )

= AREA OF TRIANGLE QAC

PROOF

ACCORDING TO THE QUESTIONS

TRIANGLE ( PAB , RBC , QAC ) ARE EQUALITERAL TRIANGLES

(GIVEN )

HENCE TRIANGLE ( PAC RBC QAC )

( BY AA SIMILARITY AS EACH ANGLE 60°)

THEREFORE ,

IN TRIANGLE ( RBC AND QAC )

 \frac{area(rbc)}{area(qac)}  =  \frac{ {bc}^{2} }{ {ac}^{2} }  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: be \: equation \: 1

( by area ratio THEOREAM )

IN TRIANGLE ( PAB AND QAC )

 \frac{area \: (pab)}{area \:(qac)}  =  \frac{ {ab}^{2} }{ {ac}^{2} }  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: be \: equation \: 2

( by area ratio THEOREAM )

ADD EQUATION 1 AND 2

 \frac{area(rbc)}{area(qac)} \:  +  \frac{area \: (pab)}{area \: (qac)}   =  \frac{ {bc}^{2} }{ {ac}^{2} }  +  \frac{ {ab}^{2} }{ {ac}^{2} }

NOW BY ADDING FURTHER WE GET...

 \frac{area(rbc) + area(pab)}{area(qac)}  =  \frac{ {ab}^{2}  +  {bc}^{2} }{ {ac}^{2} }

now AB² + BC ² = AC²

( BY PHYTOGORAS THEOREAM )

 \frac{area(rbc) + area(pab)}{area(qac)}  =   \frac{ {ac}^{2} }{ {ac}^{2} }

 \frac{area(rbc) + area(pab)}{area(qac)}  =  1

HENCE ....

AREA ( RBC ) + AREA ( PAB ) = AREA ( QAC )

HENCE PROVED......

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