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If the medians of a ABC intersect at G show that ar(ΔAGB)=ar(ΔAGC)=13ar(ΔABC)

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Solution

Given AM, BN and CL are the medians.

In ΔAGB and ΔAGC

AG is the median

Area (ΔAGB)= area (ΔAGC)

Similarly, BG is the median

Area (ΔAGB)= area (ΔBGC)

So, area (ΔAGB)= area (ΔAGC)=areaΔBGC

Now, ΔAGB+ΔAGC+ΔBGC= area (ΔABC)

13ΔAGB+13ΔAGC+13ΔBGC= Area (ΔABC)

So ar(ΔAGB)=area (ΔAGC)=area (ΔBGC)=13 Area (ΔABC)

Hence proved.

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