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In given figure from a point O in the interior of a ABC, perpendiculars OD, OE and OF are drawn to the sides BC, CA and AB respectively. Prove that :

(i) AF2+BD2+CE2=OA2+OB2+OC2OD2OE2OF2

(ii)AF2+BD2+CE2=AE2+CD2+BF2

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Let O be a point in the interior of ABC, and let ODBC,OECA and OFAB

(i) In right triangles OFA,ODB and OEC we have

OA2=AF2+OF2

OB2=BD2+OD2

and, OC2=CE2+OE2

Adding all these results, we get

OA2+OB2+OC2=AF2+BD2+CE2+OF2+OD2+OE2

AF2+BD2+CE2=OA2+OB2+OC2OD2OE2OF2 [Hence proved]

(ii) In right triangles ODB and ODC, we have

OB2=OD2+BD2

and, OC2=OD2+CD2

OB2OC2=(OD2+BD2)(OD2+CD2)

OB2OC2=BD2CD2.......(i)

Similarly, we have

OC2OA2=CE2AE2.......(ii)

and, OA2OB2=AF2BF2.......(iii)

Adding (i), (ii) and (iii), we get

(OB2OC2)+(OC2OA2)+(OA2OB2)=(BD2CD2)+(CE2AE2)+(AF2BF2)

(BD2+CE2+AF2)(AE2+CD2+BF2)=0

AF2+BD2+CE2=AE2+BF2+CD2 [Hence proved]

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