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Standard IX
Mathematics
AAS Criteria for Congruency
AB is a line ...
Question
A
B
is a line segment.
P
and
Q
are points on oposite sides of
A
B
such that each of them is equidistant from the points
A
and
B
.Show that
△
P
A
Q
≅
△
P
B
Q
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Solution
In
△
P
A
Q
and
△
P
B
Q
P
A
=
P
B
(given)
Q
A
=
Q
B
(given)
P
Q
=
P
Q
(common)
So,
△
P
A
Q
≅
△
P
B
Q
by SSS rule.
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