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Naveen Sharma 8 years, 9 months ago
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Given : ABCD is a trapezium with AB || DC, DC = 30cm , AB = 50cm
To Prove: \(ar(DCYX)={7\over 9} ar(XYBA)\)
Construction: Join DY and produce it to meet AB produced at P.
Proof : \(In\space \triangle BYP \space and\space \triangle CYD \)
\(\angle BYP = \angle CYD\) (vertically opposite angles)
\(\angle DCY = \angle PBY\) (Alternate opposite angles as DC || AP and BC is the transversal)
BY = CY (Y is the mid point of BC)
Thus \(\triangle BYP \cong \triangle CYD\) (by ASA criterion)
=> DY = YP and DC = BP [by CPCT] ......... (2)
=> Y is the mid point of AD
XY || AP and XY = \({1\over 2}\)AP [Mid-point theorem] ........ (2)
=> AP = AB + BP
=> AP = AB + DC [From (1)]
=> AP = 50 + 30 = 80
\(=> XY = {1\over 2} \times 80 = 40 cm\)
Since X and Y are the mid points of AD and BC respectively.
Trapezium DCYX and ABYX are of same height, say h cm
Now,
\(=> {ar(DCYX) \over ar(XYBA)} = {{1\over 2} (DC+XY)\times h \over {1\over 2} (AB+XY)\times h} = {30+40\over 50+40} = {70\over 90} = {7\over 9}\)
\(=> {ar(DCYX) ={7\over 9} ar(XYBA)} \)
Hence Proved
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