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Question
The Quadrilateral PQRS has angles at S,Q right angles and the diagonals PR, QS are perpendicular. Prove that SR = QR.
Hint:
Hint :- We know that if a quadrilateral has a sum of opposite angles 180° then it is a cyclic quadrilateral . Now , find the relation between OS and OQ. By proving congruence of triangles, prove SR= QR .
The correct answer is: Hence proved
Solution :-
Aim :- Prove that SR = QR
Explanation(proof ) :-
We know that if a quadrilateral has a sum of opposite angles 180°
∠S + ∠ Q = 90 + 90 = 180°(S and Q are opposite angle)
Here PQRS is cyclic and ∠S = 90°
As the angle angle in a semicircle is 90° then PSR lies in a semi circle
and PR is diameter.
As PR passes through centre and perpendicular to chord SQ
The perpendicular drawn from centre to chord bisects the chord
So, OS = OQ as PR bisects chord SQ
In OQR and OSR
OS = OQ (side)
∠SOR = ∠QOR =90° (Angle)
OP =OP (common side )
By SAS rule OQR ≅ OSR
By congruence we get , SR= QR
Hence proved
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