Two pillars AB and CD are standing on either side of the road as shown in the figure
If AF=CE ,then prove that BE=FD
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The question in the attachment says "Two equal pillars" hence,
AB = CD
and given
AF = CE
Since they are pillars, they will be perpendicular to the ground.
Hence, by Pythagoras Theorem, BF will also be equal to ED
=> AB² + BF² = AF²
=> BF² = AF² - AB²
=> BF² = CE² - CD²
(since, AF = CE and AB = CD)
But CE² - CD² = ED²
=> BF² = ED²
=> BF = ED
Now subtract EF from both
BF = ED
=> BF - EF = ED - EF
=> BE = FD
(since, BF = EF + BE and ED = EF + FD)
Hence proved
AB = CD
and given
AF = CE
Since they are pillars, they will be perpendicular to the ground.
Hence, by Pythagoras Theorem, BF will also be equal to ED
=> AB² + BF² = AF²
=> BF² = AF² - AB²
=> BF² = CE² - CD²
(since, AF = CE and AB = CD)
But CE² - CD² = ED²
=> BF² = ED²
=> BF = ED
Now subtract EF from both
BF = ED
=> BF - EF = ED - EF
=> BE = FD
(since, BF = EF + BE and ED = EF + FD)
Hence proved
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Solution:-
Given :- AF = CE.
Now,
In Triangle ABF,
By Pythagoras Theorem,
AF^2 = AB^2 + BF^2
=> BF^2 = AF^2 - AB^2
=> BF^2 = CE^2 - CD^2 (AB = CD)____(1)
In Triangle CED,
By Pythagoras Theorem,
EC^2 = CD^2 + ED^2
=> ED^2 = EC^2 - CD^2.______(2)
From eq 1 and 2. we get,
BF^2 = ED^2
=> BF = ED
Now , Subtracting EF from both side.
=> BF - EF = ED - EF
=> BE = FD.
Hence, Proved.
Given :- AF = CE.
Now,
In Triangle ABF,
By Pythagoras Theorem,
AF^2 = AB^2 + BF^2
=> BF^2 = AF^2 - AB^2
=> BF^2 = CE^2 - CD^2 (AB = CD)____(1)
In Triangle CED,
By Pythagoras Theorem,
EC^2 = CD^2 + ED^2
=> ED^2 = EC^2 - CD^2.______(2)
From eq 1 and 2. we get,
BF^2 = ED^2
=> BF = ED
Now , Subtracting EF from both side.
=> BF - EF = ED - EF
=> BE = FD.
Hence, Proved.
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