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Two right angled triangle abc and dbc are on the same hypotenuse

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Answered by AA69
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Hey buddy here is ur answer !!!!

Given:

Two right triangles ABC and BBC on the same hypotenuse BC- AC

and BD intersect at P.

To prove: APx PC=BPx PD

Proof: In △ABP and △DCP

∠A - ∠D (- 90°) (given)

∠APB = ∠DPC (vertically opposite angles)

∴△ABP ~ △DCP (AA similarity axiom)

∴ AB = BP = AP

(corresponding sides of similar △ s are proportional).....(1)

DC = CP = DP

From (1)

BP/CP = AP/DP

By cross multiplication,

BP x DP = AP x PC (proved).

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Answered by Theking256
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