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Question
In the given figure PQRS is a cyclic quadrilateral PQ and SR produced meet at T
1) Prove ΔTPS ~ ΔTRQ.
2) Find SP if TP = 18 cm, RQ = 4 cm and TR = 6 cm
3) Find the area of quadrilateral PQRS if the area of ΔPTS = 27 cm2.
Solution
1) Since `square PQRS` is a cyclic quadrilateral
`angle QRT = angle SPT` ....(1)(exterior angle is equal to interior opposite angle)
In ΔTPS and ΔTRQ
`angle PTS = angle RTQ` . . . .(common angle)
`angleQRT = angle SPT` . . . .(from 1)
⇒ ΔTPS ~ ΔTRQ . . . .(AA similarity criterion)
2) Since ΔTPS ~ ΔTRQ, implies that corresponding sides are proportional
`i.e (SP)/(QR) = (TP)/(TR)`
`=> (SP)/4 = 18/6`
`=> (SP)= (18xx4)/6`
`=> SP = 12cm`
3) Since ΔTPS ~ ΔTRQ
`(Ar(ΔTPS))/(Ar(ΔTRQ)) = "SP"^2/"RQ"^2`
`=> 27/(Ar(ΔTRQ)) = (27xx4xx4)/(12xx12)`
`=> Ar(ΔTRQ) = 3cm^2`
Now, Ar(`square PQRS`) = Ar(ΔTPS) Ar(ΔTRQ)= 27 - 3 = 24 cm2
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