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ABCD is a parallelogram, G is the point on AB such that AG=2GB. E is a point on DC such that CE=2DE and F is a point of BC such that BF=2FC. Prove that
ar(EFC)=12ar(EBF)

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GivenABCD is a parallelogram in which AG=2GB,CE=2DE and BF=2FC
1) Since ABCD is a parallelogram we have ABCD and AB=CD
BG=13AB and DE=13AB
BG=DE
ADEH is a parallelogram (since AHDE and ADHE)
Area of parallelogram ADEH=area of parallelogram BCIG ....(1)
Since DE=BG and AD=BC parallelogram with corresponding sides are equal
we have area(HEG)=area(EGI) ....(2)
Diagonals of a parallelogram divide it into two equal areas.
From (1) and (2) we get
Area of parallelogram ADEH+area(HEG)=area of parallelogram BCIG+area(EGI)
Area of parallelogram ADEG=Area of parallelogram GBCE
2)Height of parallelogram ABCD and EGB is the same
Base of EGB=13AB
Area of parallelogram ABCD=h×AB area(EGB)=12×h×13AB=16h×AB
Area(EGB)=16Area of parallelogram ABCD
3)Let the distance between EH and CB=x
area(EBF)=12×BF×x=12×23BC×x=13×BC×x
and area(EFC)=12×CF×x=12×13BC×x=12Area of (EBF)
Area(EFC)=12×Area(EBF)


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