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Standard VIII

Mathematics

Axioms

Aruna drew 3 ...

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Aruna drew 3 lines, CD, KA, TP such that:
CD = KA
CD = TP
What is the relation between KA and TP?

KA > TP

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TP + KA = 2 CD

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TP = KA

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Solution

The correct options are
B
TP + KA = 2 CD

C
TP = KA

Euclid's axiom states that - 'things which are equal to the same thing are equal to one another'. Hence CD = KA = TP.
Therefore,
KA + TP = CD + CD = 2 CD
Hence option B and C are correct.

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Aruna drew 3 lines, CD, KA, TP such that: CD = KA CD = TP What is the relation between KA and TP?

The correct options are B TP + KA = 2 CD C TP = KA Euclid's axiom states that - 'things which are equal to the same thing are equal to one another'. Hence CD = KA = TP. Therefore, KA + TP = CD + CD = 2 CD Hence option B and C are correct.

Aruna drew 3 lines, CD, KA, TP such that:
CD = KA
CD = TP
What is the relation between KA and TP?

The correct options are
B
TP + KA = 2 CD

C
TP = KA

Euclid's axiom states that - 'things which are equal to the same thing are equal to one another'. Hence CD = KA = TP.
Therefore,
KA + TP = CD + CD = 2 CD
Hence option B and C are correct.