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Consider a triangle PQR in which the relation `QR^(2)+PR^(2)=5PQ^(2)` holds. Let G be the point of intersection of medians PM and QN. Then `angleQGM` is always

A

less than `45^(@)`

B

obtuse

C

a right angle

D

acute and larger than `45^(@)`

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C


Let `QR=p," "PR=q," "PQ=r`
Given`" "p^(2)+q^(2)=5r^(2)`
Now`" "QG^(2)+GM^(2)=((2QN)/3)^(2)+((PM)/2)^(2)`
`=4(QN^(2))/9+(PM^(2))/9`
`=1/9[4.(1)/4(2r^(2)+2p^(2)-q^(2))+1/4(2r^(2)+2p^(2)-q^(2))]`
`(p^(2))/4=QM^(2)`
Hence Angle QGM is `90^(@)`.
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