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In the given figure P is a point in the interior of a llgm ABCD ,show that
I) ar(APB)+ar(PCD)=12ar(ABCD)
II) ar(APD)+ar(PBC)=ar(APB)+ar(PCD)
[hint :through P ,drawn a line parallel to AB]
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Solution

Given: ABCD is a parallelogram. Let MN passing through P be parallel to AB.

Since, Area of triangle is half of the area of parallelogram if they lie on same base and between same parallel lines.

ar(APB)=12ar(||gmABNM)....(1)

ar(DPC)=12ar(||gmDCNM)....(2)

Adding equation 1 and 2, we have ,
ar(APB)+ar(DPC)=12ar(||gmABNM)+12ar(||gmDCNM)

ar(APB)+ar(DPC)=12ar(||gmABCD)

Similarly, if we take XY passing through P to be parallel to AD.

Then,
ar(APD)=12ar(||gmAXYD)....(3)

ar(BPC)=12ar(||gmBCYX)....(4)

Adding equation 3 and 4, we have ,

ar(APD)+ar(BPC)=12ar(||gmAXYD)+12ar(||gmBCYX)

ar(APD)+ar(BPC)=12ar(||gmABCD)


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