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Side Ac of a Abc is Produced to Point E So that Ce = 1 2 Ac . D is the Mid-point of Bc and Ed Produced Meets Ab at F. Lines Through D and C Are Drawn Parallel to Ab Which Meets Ac at Point P - Mathematics

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Side AC of a ABC is produced to point E so that CE = `(1)/(2)"AC"`. D is the mid-point of BC and ED produced meets AB at F. Lines through D and C are drawn parallel to AB which meets AC at point P and EF at point R respectively. Prove that: 4CR = AB.

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In ΔDEP,
C and R are the mid-points of PE and DE respectively.
Also, DP || RC

∴ CR = `(1)/(2)"DP"`......(i)

In ΔABC,
D and P are the mid-points of BC andAC respectively.
Also, DP || AB

∴ DP = `(1)/(2)"AB"`......(ii)
Substituting the value of DP from (ii) and(i)
⇒ CR = `(1)/(2)(1/2 "AB")`

⇒ CR = `(1)/(4)"AB"`
∴ 4CR = AB.

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Chapter 15: Mid-point and Intercept Theorems - Exercise 15.1

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Chapter 15 Mid-point and Intercept Theorems
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