In Fig. 10.83, if `A P=P B` , then (FIGURE) `A C=A B` (b) `A C=B C` (c) `A Q=Q C` (d) `A B=B C`

In Figure, if A P=P B , then (a) A C=A B (b) A C=B C (c) A Q=Q C (d) A B=B C

If A B C~= P Q R and A B C is not congruent to R P Q , then which of the following not true: (a) B C=P Q (b) A C=P R (c) A B=P Q (d) Q R=B C

If A B C~= P Q R and A B C is not congruent to R P Q , then which of the following not true: B C=P Q (b) A C=P R (c) A B=P Q (D) Q R=B C

In Fig. 4.91, Q A and P B are perpendiculars to A B . If A O=10 c m , B O=6c m and P B=9c m . Find A Q . (FIGURE)

In Fig. if P Q|| B C and P R|| C D . Prove that (i) (A R)/(A D)=(A Q)/(A B) (ii) (Q B)/(A Q)=(D R)/(A R) .

In Fig. 4.230, each of P A ,\ Q B ,\ R C and S D is perpendicular to l . If A B=6c m , B C=9c m , C D=12 c m and P S=36 c m , then determine P Q ,\ Q R and R S . (FIGURE)

In Fig. 4.136, A C B A P Q . If B C=8c m , P Q=4c m , B A=6. 5 c m and A P=2. 8 c m , find C A and A Q . (FIGURE)

In Fig. (i) and (ii), P Q || B C . Find Q C in (i) and A Q in (ii) (FIGURE)

In Fig. 4.177, A C B ∼ A P Q . If B C=10 c m , P Q=5c m , B A=6. 5 c m and A P=2. 8 c m find C A and A Q . Also, find the area ( A C B): a r e a\ ( A P Q) . (FIGURE)

In Fig. 4.177, A C B A P Q . If B C=10 c m , P Q=5c m , B A=6. 5 c m and A P=2. 8 c m find C A and A Q . Also, find the area ( A C B): a r e a ( A P Q) . (FIGURE)