How can we prove the converse as theorem ??????????

Dear Student!

Here is the answer to your query.

 

Given : ABCD and BCEF are two parallelograms with same base BC 

To prove : AE || BC

Proof : We know that area of parallelogram = base × height

 

also given that area (parallelogram ABCD) = Area (Parallelogram BCEF)

⇒ BC × height of ABCD = BC × height of BCEF

⇒ Height of ABCD = Height of BCEF

Since the perpendicular distance of both the parallelogram are same 

 ∴ AE || BC

 

Hence we can conclude that parallelogram with same base and equal area lie between same parallel line.

 

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Converse of Midpoint Theorem

 

The straight line drawn through the mid-point of one side of a triangle parallel to another, bisects the third side.This is Converse of Midpoint Theorem.

 

In ABC, P is the mid-point of AB and PQ || BC.

To Prove Converse of Midpoint Theorem:

AQ = CQ

Draw CR || BA to meet PQ produced at R.

converse of midpoint theorem

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