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Chapter 6 Triangles

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Triangles Exercise Ex. 6.1

Solution 1

(i) All circles are SIMILAR.

(ii) All squares are SIMILAR.

(iii) All EQUILATERAL triangles are similar.

(iv) Two polygons of same number of sides are similar, if their corresponding angles are EQUAL and their corresponding sides are PROPORTIONAL.

Solution 2

(i) Two equilateral triangles with sides 1 cm and 2 cm.

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Two squares with sides 1 cm and 2 cm

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(ii) Trapezium and Square

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Triangle and Parallelogram

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Solution 3

Quadrilateral PQRS and ABCD are not similar as their corresponding sides are proportional i.e. 1:2 but their corresponding angles are not equal.

Triangles Exercise Ex. 6.2

Solution 1

(i)

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Let EC = x

Since DE || BC.

Therefore, by basic proportionality theorem,

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(ii)

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Let AD = x

Since DE || BC,

Therefore by basic proportionality theorem,

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Solution 2

(i)

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Given that PE = 3.9, EQ = 3, PF = 3.6, FR = 2.4

Now,

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(ii)

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PE = 4, QE = 4.5, PF = 8, RF = 9

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(iii)

PQ = 1.28, PR = 2.56, PE = 0.18, PF = 0.36

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Solution 3

In the given figure

Since LM || CB,

Therefore by basic proportionality theorem,

 

Solution 4

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In Δ ABC,

Since DE || AC

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Solution 5

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In Δ POQ

Since DE || OQ

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Solution 6

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Solution 7

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Consider the given figure

PQ is a line segment drawn through midpoint P of line AB such that PQ||BC

i.e. AP = PB

Now, by basic proportionality theorem

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i.e. AQ = QC

Or, Q is midpoint of AC.

Solution 8

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Consider the given figure

PQ is a line segment joining midpoints P and Q of line AB and AC respectively.

i.e. AP = PB and AQ = QC

Now, we may observe that

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And hence basic proportionality theorem is verified

So, PQ||BC

Solution 9

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Solution 10

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Triangles Exercise Ex. 6.3

Solution 1

(i) A = P = 60°

B = Q = 80

C = R = 40°

Therefore Δ ABC ~ Δ PQR     [by AAA rule]

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(iii) Triangles are not similar as the corresponding sides are not proportional.

(iv) Triangles are not similar as the corresponding sides are not proportional.

(v) Triangles are not similar as the corresponding sides are not proportional.

(vi) In Δ DEF 

D + E + F = 180°

(Sum of measures of angles of a triangle is 180)

70° + 80° + F = 180° 

F = 30°

Similarly in PQR 

P + Q + R = 180°

(Sum of measures of angles of a triangle is 180) 

P + 80° +30° = 180°

P = 70°

Now In Δ DEF and Δ PQR

D = P = 70° 

E = Q = 80° 

F = R = 30°

Therefore Δ DEF ~ Δ PQR     [by AAA rule]

Solution 2

Since DOB is a straight line

Therefore DOC + COB = 180°

Therefore DOC = 180° - 125°

                 = 55°

In DOC,

 

DCO + CDO + DOC = 180°

 

DCO + 70° + 55° = 180°

 

DCO = 55°

Since Δ ODC ~ Δ OBA,

Therefore  OCD = OAB    [corresponding angles equal in similar triangles]

Therefore OAB = 55°

Solution 3

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In Δ DOC and Δ BOA

AB || CD

Therefore CDO = ABO    [Alternate interior angles]

DCO = BAO         [Alternate interior angles] 

DOC = BOA        [Vertically opposite angles]

Therefore Δ DOC ~ Δ BOA    [AAA rule)

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Solution 4

In Δ PQR

PQR = PRQ

Therefore PQ = PR    (i)

Given,

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Solution 5

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In Δ RPQ and Δ RST 

RTS = QPS              [given] 

R = R            [common angle] 

RST = RQP                      [ Remaining angles]

Therefore Δ RPQ ~ Δ RTS    [by AAA rule]

Solution 6

Since Δ ABE  Δ ACD

Therefore     AB = AC               (1)

AD = AE                (2)

Now, in Δ ADE and Δ ABC,

Dividing equation (2) by (1)

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Solution 7

(i)

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In Δ AEP and Δ CDP

Since CDP = AEP = 90°

CPD = APE     (vertically opposite angles)

PCD = PAE    (remaining angle)

Therefore by AAA rule,

Δ AEP ~ Δ CDP

(ii)

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In Δ ABD and Δ CBE

ADB = CEB = 90°

ABD = CBE     (common angle)

DAB = ECB    (remaining angle)

Therefore by AAA rule

Δ ABD ~ Δ CBE

(iii)

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In Δ AEP and Δ ADB

AEP = ADB = 90°

PAE = DAB    (common angle)

APE = ABD    (remaining angle)

Therefore by AAA rule

Δ AEP ~ Δ ADB

(iv)

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In Δ PDC and Δ BEC

PDC = BEC = 90°

PCD = BCE    (common angle)

CPD = CBE

Therefore by AAA rule

Δ PDC ~ Δ BEC

Solution 8

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Δ ABE and Δ CFB

A = C             (opposite angles of a parallelogram)

AEB = CBF         (Alternate interior angles AE || BC)

ABE = CFB         (remaining angle)

Therefore Δ ABE ~ Δ CFB    (by AAA rule)

Solution 9

In Δ ABC and Δ AMP

ABC = AMP = 90

A = A                 (common angle)

ACB = APM         (remaining angle)

Therefore Δ ABC ~ Δ AMP        (by AAA rule)

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Solution 10

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Since Δ ABC ~ Δ FEG

Therefore A = F

B = E

As, ACB = FGE

Therefore ACD = FGH    (angle bisector)

And DCB = HGE        (angle bisector)

Therefore Δ ACD ~ Δ FGH    (by AAA rule)

And Δ DCB ~ Δ HGE        (by AAA rule)

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and ACD = FGH

Therefore Δ DCA ~ Δ HGF    (by SAS rule)

Solution 11

In Δ ABD and Δ ECF,

Given that AB = AC        (isosceles triangles)

So, ABD = ECF

ADB = EFC = 90

BAD = CEF

Therefore ΔABD ~ ΔECF     (by AAA rule)

Solution 12

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Median divides opposite side.

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Therefore Δ ABD ~ Δ PQM    (by SSS rule)

Therefore ABD = PQM    (corresponding angles of similar triangles)

Therefore Δ ABC ~ Δ PQR     (by SAS rule)

Solution 13

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In Δ ADC and Δ BAC

Given that ADC = BAC

ACD = BCA            (common angle)

CAD = CBA            (remaining angle)

Hence,  Δ ADC ~ Δ BAC        [by AAA rule]

So, corresponding sides of similar triangles will be proportional to each other

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Solution 14

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Solution 15

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Let AB be a tower

CD be a pole

Shadow of AB is BE

Shadow of CD is DF

The  light rays from sun will fall on tower and pole at same angle and at the same time.

So, DCF = BAE

And DFC = BEA

CDF = ABE        (tower and pole are vertical to ground)

Therefore Δ ABE ~ Δ CDF

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So, height of tower will be 42 meters.

Solution 16

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Since Δ ABC ~ ΔPQR

So, their respective sides will be in proportion

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Also, A = P, B = Q, C = R                     (2)

Since, AD and PM are medians so they will divide their opposite sides in equal halves.

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From equation (1) and (3)

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So, we had observed that two respective sides are in same proportion in both triangles and also angle included between them is respectively equal

Hence, Δ ABD ~ Δ PQM             (by SAS rule)

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