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Standard X
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How to prove areas of similar triangles theorem
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Solution
Draw
A
M
⊥
B
C
&
P
N
⊥
Q
R
and
Δ
A
B
C
∼
Δ
P
Q
R
a
r
(
Δ
A
B
C
)
a
r
(
Δ
P
Q
R
)
=
1
2
×
B
C
×
A
M
1
2
×
Q
R
×
P
N
S
i
n
c
e
,
Δ
A
B
C
∼
Δ
P
Q
R
∴
A
B
P
Q
=
B
C
Q
R
=
A
C
P
R
I
n
Δ
A
B
M
&
Δ
P
Q
N
∠
B
=
∠
Q
[
∵
Δ
A
B
C
∼
Δ
P
Q
R
]
∠
M
=
∠
N
=
90
∘
∴
Δ
A
B
M
∼
Δ
P
Q
N
∴
A
B
P
Q
=
A
M
P
N
∴
a
r
(
Δ
A
B
C
)
a
r
(
Δ
P
Q
R
)
=
A
B
P
Q
×
A
B
P
Q
=
(
A
B
P
Q
)
2
=
(
B
C
Q
R
)
2
=
(
A
C
P
R
)
2
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