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प्रश्न
The diagonals of quadrilateral ABCD intersect at O. Prove that
`[A(∆"ACB")]/[A(∆"ACD")] = "BO"/"DO"`
उत्तर
We are given the following quadrilateral with O as the intersection point of diagonals
To Prove : `[A(∆"ACB")]/[A(∆"ACD")] = "BO"/"DO"`
Given ACB and ACD are two triangles on the same base AC
Consider h as the distance between two parallel sides
Now we see that the height of these two triangles ACB and ACD are same and are equal to h
So
`[A(∆"ACB")]/[A(∆"ACD")] = (1/2 xx "AB" xx "h" )/(1/2 xx "CD" xx "h")`
`=("AB")/("CD")`..........(2)
Now consider the triangles AOB and COD in which
`∠ "AOB" = ∠ "COD"`
`∠ "ABO" = ∠ "ODC"` (alternative angle)
`∠ "BAO" = ∠ "DCA"` (alternative angle)
Therefore , `Δ "ODC" ∼ Δ "OBA"`
`⇒("AO")/("OC") = ("BO")/("DO")=("AB")/("CD")`
`⇒ ("BO")/("DO") = ("AB")/("CD")`
From equation (1) and (2) we get
`[A(∆"ACB")]/[A(∆"ACD")] = "BO"/"DO"`
Hence prove that `[A(∆"ACB")]/[A(∆"ACD")] = "BO"/"DO"`
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