In Figure, `T` is a point on side `Q R` of ` P Q R` and `S` is a point such that `R T=S Tdot` Prove That : `P Q+P R > Q S`

P Q R S is a trapezium having P S\ a n d\ Q R as parallel sides. A is any point on P Q\ a n d\ B is a point on S R such that A B Q R . If area of P B Q is 17\ c m^2, find the area of \ A S R

In Figure, /_Q P R=/_P Q R and M and N are respectively on sides Q R and P R of P Q R such that Q M=P N . Prove that O P=O Q , where O is the point of intersection of P M and Q Ndot

In Fig. 4.238, S and T are points on the sides P Q and P R respectively of P Q R such that P T=2c m , T R=4c m and S T is parallel to Q R . Find the ratio of the areas of P S T and P Q R . (FIGURE)

In Figure, P Q R S is a quadrilateral. P Q is its longest side and R S is its shortest side. Prove that /_R > /_P a n d /_S > /_Q Given : P Q R S is a quadrilateral. P Q is its longest side and R S is its shortest side. To Prove : (i) /_R > /_P (ii) /_S > /_Q Construction : Joint P R a n d Q S

In Figure, P Q R is a triangle and S is any point in its interior, show that S Q+S R

In Fig. 6.42, if lines PQ and RS intersect at point T, such that /_P R T=40^@, /_R P T=95^@ and /_T S Q=75^@, find /_S Q T .

In Figure, P S D A is a parallelogram in which P Q=Q R=R S\ a n d\ A P B Q C Rdot Prove that a r\ (\ P Q E)=\ a r\ (\ C F D)dot

In Figure, P Q R S and A B R S are parallelograms and X is any point on side B Rdot Show that : a r(^(gm)P Q R S)=a r(^(gm)A B R S) a r(A X S)=1/2a r( P Q R S)

In Fig. 6.44, the side QR of PQR is produced to a point S. If the bisectors of /_P Q R and /_P R S meet at point T, then prove that /_Q T R=1/2/_Q P R .

In Fig 7.51, P R\ >\ P Q and PS bisects /_Q P R . Prove that /_P S R\ >/_P S Q .