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Standard IX
Mathematics
Pythagoras Theorem
Prove that : ...
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Prove that : In a square two diagonals are equal and it bisect right angle triangle.
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Solution
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Let ABCD be the square
⇒
A
B
=
B
C
=
C
D
=
D
A
=
a
In
△
A
C
D
,
By Pythagoras
theorem,
A
C
2
=
C
D
2
+
D
A
2
=
2
a
2
similarly in
△
B
C
D
,
B
D
2
=
D
C
2
+
B
C
2
=
2
a
2
⇒
A
C
=
B
D
In
△
D
B
A
and
△
D
B
C
,
D
B
=
D
B
,
D
A
=
D
C
,
B
A
=
B
C
⇒
By SSS concurrency,
△
D
B
A
≅
△
D
B
C
⇒
∠
D
B
A
=
∠
D
B
C
⇒
Diagonal bisect right angle
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