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In the figure point T is in the interior of rectangle PQRS
Prove that TS2+TQ2=TP2+TR2
(As shown in the figure, draw seg AB side SR and ATB)
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PS=QR [ Opposite sides of rectangle are equal ]

ASBR [ PAS and QBR ]

Also, ABSR [ Construction ]

ASRB is a parallelogram .

S=90o [ Angles of rectangle PSRQ ]

A parallelogram is a rectangle , if one of its angles is a right angle.

ASRB is a rectangle

SAB=ABR=90o [ Angles of a rectangle ]

TAPS and TBQR ---- ( 1 )

AS=BR ----- ( 2 ) [ Opposite sides of rectangle are equal ]

Similarly, we can prove AP=BQ ----- ( 3 )

In nTAS

TAS=90o [ From ( 1 ) ]

TS2=TA2+AS2 ----- ( 4 ) [ By Pythagoras theorem ]

In TBQ,

TBQ=90o [ From ( 1 ) ]

TQ2=TB2+BQ2 ----- ( 5 )

Adding ( 4 ) and ( 5 ) we get,

TS2+TQ2=TA2+AS2+TB2+BQ2 ------ ( 6 )

In TAP,

TAP=90o [ From ( 1 ) ]

TP2=TA2+AP2 ------ ( 7 )

In TBR,

TBR=90o

TR2=TB2+BR2 ----- ( 8 )

Adding ( 7 ) and ( 8 ), we get,

TP2+TR2=TA2+AP2+TB2+BR2

TP2+TR2=TA2+BQ2+TB2+AS2 [ From ( 2 ) and ( 3 )] ---- ( 9 )

From ( 6 ) and ( 9 ) we get,
TP2+TR2=TS2+TQ2


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