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2 years ago

Solve the attached question#yohaniJaman

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1 answer:

aksik [14]2 years ago

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HETY is a parallelogram.

HT and EY are diagonals. We know that diagonals divides the parallelogram into two equal parts.

So ar(HET) = ar(HTY)

And, ar(HEY) = ar(EYT) now, in AHET, diagonal EY bisects the line segment HT and also the AHET,

∴ar(AHOE) = ar(AEOT)

Similarly in AETY

ar(ΔΕΟΤ) = ar(ΔΤΟΥ)

And in AHTY,

ar(ATOY) = ar(AHOY)

That means diagonals in parallelogram divides it into four equal parts.

Hence Proofed.

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