If -PQR and -XYZ are congruent under the correspondence QPR - XYZ- then i - R - ii QR - iii - P - iv QP - v - Q - vi RP -

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Standard IX

Mathematics

Types of Angles Based on Measurement

If △PQR and △...

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If $△ P Q R$ and $△ X Y Z$ are congruent under the correspondence $Q P R \leftrightarrow X Y Z$ , then (i) $∠ R =$ (ii) $Q R =$ (iii) $∠ P =$ (iv) $Q P =$ (v) $∠ Q =$ (vi) $R P =$

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Solve for congruent condition
It is given that $△ P Q R$ and $△ X Y Z$ are congruent and the correspondence is $Q P R \leftrightarrow X Y Z$
According to the given data, $△ Q P R ≅ △ X Y Z$
So the sides are congruent
$\Rightarrow Q P = X Y, P R = Y Z, Q R = X Z$
The angles are congruent
$\Rightarrow ∠ R = ∠ Z, ∠ P = ∠ Y, ∠ Q = ∠ X$
Hence
$∠ R = ∠ Z$
$Q R = X Z$
$∠ P = ∠ Y$
$Q P = X Y$
$∠ Q = ∠ X$
$R P = Z Y$

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