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△ PQR is a right triangle with ∠Q=90∘ M is the midpoint of QR. Prove that
The correct answer is: Hence proved


As M is mid point of QR then, QM = ½ RQ
We get
—Eq1
Applying Pythagoras theorem For triangle PQM
—Eq2
Substitute Eq2 in Eq1
We get


Hence proved
As M is mid point of QR then, QM = ½ RQ
We get
Applying Pythagoras theorem For triangle PQM
Substitute Eq2 in Eq1
We get
Hence proved
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