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State true or false:
In ΔABC,A=90 and ADBC. Then, AD2=BC×DC


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True
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False
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Solution

The correct option is B False
Given, In ABC, A=90 and ADBC
In ABC,
BAC+ABC+ACB=180
90+ABC+ACB=180
ABC+ACB=90 (I)
In CAD,
CAD+ACD+ADC=180
CAD+ACD+90=180
CAD+ACD=90..(II)
Equating (I) and (II),
ABC+ACB=CAD+ACD
ABC=CAD...(III)
Similarly, ACB=BAD...(IV)
Now, In s, ABC and DAC
ABC=CAD ..(From III)
BAC=CDA (Each 90)
ACD=ACB (Common angle)
Thus, ABCDAC (AAA rule)
Thus, ACDC=BCAC (Sides of similar triangles are in proportion)
AC2=BC×DC

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