meaning fullform of CPCT
in rd sharma
pg no.10.72, mcq test ques.19
why angle "b" is equal to angle "a" ?
please give the reasons for the answers of the true/false questions in pg.no.10.52 especially q.no.(iv)-(vii)
let the line segments ab and cd intersect at o in such a way that oa = od and ob=oc prove that ac = bd but ac may not be parallel to bd
prove that the medians of a eqilateral triangle is equalprove thaghasdgfghehppppjbfa
QUESTION NO. 33 SAMPLE PAPER 1 R.S.A.GGARWAL
show that all the medians of an equilateral triangle are equal without reffering to any link plzzz... fast bcoz i cant understand the rd sharma solution of this sum by meritnation.com
rd sharma pg- 10.71 q no. 16
how ANGLE FCA = ANGLE DBA ?
how are they same exterior angles?
i would suggest u guys that there should be questions of rd sharma too as i dnt hve rd sharma for class ninth and i had to practice the sums of it too...pls if it is possible do so...:)
In Chapter congruent triangles, page 10.12, Question no. 3 in the text book solutions (of RD Sharma book) provided by meritnation, the solution is given as:
It is given that
PQRS is a square and SRT is an equlateral triangle.
We have to prove that
1)PT = QT 2) Angle TQR = 15*
But in the solution only 1) PT=QT is proven how to prove that 2) Angle TQR = 15*
Please answer fast.
In RD Sharma textbook solutions of chapter 10 ie congruent triangles the question no 3 in page 10.12, the question is to prove 1. PT = QT and
2. angle TQR = 15*
But the solution is only given for 1. but not for 2. how to prove 2. ? ie angle TQR = 15* ?
pls answer fast
prove that the sum of three altitudes of a triangle is less than the sum of its sides
please reply for my question that where are the videos of rd sharma solutions
if all the medians of a triangle are equal then prove that the triangle is an equilaterl
If two isosceles triangles have a common base, the line joining their vertises bisect them at right angles.
meaning fullform of CPCT
in rd sharma
pg no.10.72, mcq test ques.19
why angle "b" is equal to angle "a" ?
please give the reasons for the answers of the true/false questions in pg.no.10.52 especially q.no.(iv)-(vii)
let the line segments ab and cd intersect at o in such a way that oa = od and ob=oc prove that ac = bd but ac may not be parallel to bd
prove that the medians of a eqilateral triangle is equalprove thaghasdgfghehppppjbfa
QUESTION NO. 33 SAMPLE PAPER 1 R.S.A.GGARWAL
show that all the medians of an equilateral triangle are equal without reffering to any link plzzz... fast bcoz i cant understand the rd sharma solution of this sum by meritnation.com
rd sharma pg- 10.71 q no. 16
how ANGLE FCA = ANGLE DBA ?
how are they same exterior angles?
i would suggest u guys that there should be questions of rd sharma too as i dnt hve rd sharma for class ninth and i had to practice the sums of it too...pls if it is possible do so...:)
In Chapter congruent triangles, page 10.12, Question no. 3 in the text book solutions (of RD Sharma book) provided by meritnation, the solution is given as:
It is given that
PQRS is a square and SRT is an equlateral triangle.
We have to prove that
1)PT = QT 2) Angle TQR = 15*
But in the solution only 1) PT=QT is proven how to prove that 2) Angle TQR = 15*
Please answer fast.
In RD Sharma textbook solutions of chapter 10 ie congruent triangles the question no 3 in page 10.12, the question is to prove 1. PT = QT and
2. angle TQR = 15*
But the solution is only given for 1. but not for 2. how to prove 2. ? ie angle TQR = 15* ?
pls answer fast
prove that the sum of three altitudes of a triangle is less than the sum of its sides
please reply for my question that where are the videos of rd sharma solutions
if all the medians of a triangle are equal then prove that the triangle is an equilaterl
If two isosceles triangles have a common base, the line joining their vertises bisect them at right angles.