PQRS IS A TRAPEZIUM WITH PQ||SR. SIDE SR IS PRODUCED TO X SUCH THAT RX=PQ. PROVE THAT AR(PSQ)=AR(QRX)

Answer :

We have a trapezium PQRS , As PQ  | |  SR  , and We extend R as RX  =  PQ  ,  SO 

PQ | | XS , As given PQ  | | SR and we get XS after extend SR to "  X  " .

And we know two parallel line always have same distance between each other ,  So we take that distance =  h  , And our diagram , As :


We know Area of triangle  = 12× Base × Height , So

Area of PSQ  = 12× PQ × h                           ---------- ( 1 )
And
Area of QRX  = 12× RX × h      , Given PQ  =  RX  , SO we get

Area of QRX  = 12× PQ × h                           ---------- ( 2 )

From equation 1 and 2 , we get

Area of PSQ  =Area of QRX                                                 ( Hence proved ) 

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GIVEN:PQRS is trapezium with PQ//SR; RX=PQ
TO PROVE:ar(PSQ)= ar(QRX)
PROOF:
PQ // SR (given)
:. AR(PSQ)=AR(PQR)...........1 (parallelorams on the same base PQ and between same parallels)
In triangles PQR and XRQ
PO = XR (GIVEN)
QR=QR(common)
angle Q=angle R  (pq//sr alternate interior angles)
:. triangle PQR congruent to triangle XRQ (SAS)
:. ar(PQR)=ar(QRX).........2   (congruent figures are equal in area)
FROM 1 AND 2
AR(PSQ)=AR(PQR)=AR(QRX)
HENCE AR(PSQ) = AR(QRX)
 
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