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| source: ncert_exercises | |
| topic: geometry | |
| class_level: class_9 | |
| chapter: ch7 | |
| exercise: ex7.3 | |
| difficulty: intermediate | |
| Class 9 | Ch7: Triangles | Exercise 7.3 | |
| Q1. △ABC and △DBC are two isosceles triangles on same base BC and vertices A and D on same side of BC. AD is extended to intersect BC at P. Show: | |
| (i) △ABD≅△ACD (ii) △ABP≅△ACP (iii) AP bisects ∠A and ∠D (iv) AP is perpendicular bisector of BC. | |
| Answer: | |
| (i) AB=AC, DB=DC, AD=AD → △ABD≅△ACD by SSS. ✅ | |
| (ii) AB=AC, BP=CP (from i, CPCT), AP=AP → △ABP≅△ACP by SSS. ✅ | |
| (iii) ∠BAP=∠CAP (CPCT from ii) → AP bisects ∠A. ∠BDP=∠CDP (CPCT from i) → AP bisects ∠D. ✅ | |
| (iv) BP=CP (CPCT) and ∠APB=∠APC=90° (linear pair, equal angles) → AP⊥bisector of BC. ✅ | |
| Q2. AD is altitude of isosceles △ABC with AB=AC. Show D is midpoint of BC. | |
| Answer: In △ABD and △ACD: AB=AC, AD=AD (common), ∠ADB=∠ADC=90°. ∴ △ABD≅△ACD by RHS. ∴ BD=DC by CPCT. So D is midpoint of BC. ✅ | |
| Q3. Two sides AB and BC and median AM of △ABC are respectively equal to PQ, QR and median PN of △PQR. Show △ABC≅△PQR. | |
| Answer: AM is median → BM=½BC. PN is median → QN=½QR. BC=QR → BM=QN. In △ABM and △PQN: AB=PQ, BM=QN, AM=PN. ∴ △ABM≅△PQN by SSS. ∴ ∠ABM=∠PQN → ∠ABC=∠PQR. In △ABC and △PQR: AB=PQ, BC=QR, ∠ABC=∠PQR. ∴ △ABC≅△PQR by SAS. ✅ | |
| Q4. BE and CF are two equal altitudes of △ABC. Using RHS rule, prove △ABE≅△ACF. Then prove AB=AC. | |
| Answer: In △ABE and △ACF: BE=CF (given), BC=BC... wait: ∠AEB=∠AFC=90°, hypotenuse AB=AC? No. In △BEC and △CFB: BE=CF, BC=BC, ∠BEC=∠CFB=90°. ∴ △BEC≅△CFB by RHS. ∴ ∠BCE=∠CBF → ∠ABC=∠ACB. In △ABC, ∠B=∠C → AB=AC (sides opposite equal angles). ✅ | |
| Q5. ABC is isosceles with AB=AC. Draw AP⊥BC. Show ∠B=∠C. | |
| Answer: In △ABP and △ACP: AB=AC (given), AP=AP (common), ∠APB=∠APC=90°. ∴ △ABP≅△ACP by RHS. ∴ ∠ABP=∠ACP → ∠B=∠C. ✅ |