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4.3 Thales Theorem and Angle Bisector Theorem · Part 6

Chapter 6: Chapter 4 · Maths

and AE = . cm, show that DE BC  Solution We have AB = . cm, AD = . cm, AC = .

cm and AE = . cm. BD AB AD = . – .

cm. AD DB = and AE EC = AD DB AE EC Therefore, by converse of Basic Proportionality Theorem , we have DE is parallel to BC . Hence proved. Fig.

. E Fig. . Geometry Example .

In the Fig. . , DE AC  and DC AP  . Prove that BE EC BC CP Solution In D BPA , we have DC AP  .

By Basic Proportionality Theorem, we have BC CP BD DA … ( ) In D BCA , we have DE AC  . By Basic Proportionality Theorem, we have, BE EC BD DA … ( ) From ( ) and ( ) we get, BE EC BC CP . Hence proved. Example .

In the Fig. . , AD is the bisector of Ð A . If BD = cm, DC = cm and AB = cm, find AC.

Solution In D ABC , AD is the bisector of Ð A By Angle Bisector Theorem BD DC AB AC = AC gives AC = . Hence, AC = = . cm Example . In the Fig.

. , AD is the bisector of Ð BAC , if AB = cm, AC = cm and BC = cm. Find BD and DC . Solution Let BD = x cm, then DC = ( – x )cm AD is the bisector of Ð A By Angle Bisector Theorem AB AC BD DC x gives x = we get, x = = .

cm Therefore, BD =

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