Grade 910 grade maths
ABCD is a square P is any point inside it such that DPQR is aother square. Prove that AP=CR
ABCD is a square P is any point inside it such that DPQR is aother square. Prove that AP=CR
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Darpan Verma
Let us say that the point p is present on line ad.Then point r will present on dc because square is 90°.Now in a square we know that all sides are equalAD = DC &DP = DR.Subtracting both we getAD-DP = DC-DRAP = CR.
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