In figure 5.39,
The two rectangle PQRS and MNRL
In Δ PSR,
∠ PSR = ∠ MLR = 90°
∴ ML ∥ SP when SL is the transversal
M is the midpoint of PR (given)
By mid-point theorem a parallel line drawn from a mid-point of a side of a Δ meets at the Mid-point of the opposite side.
Hence L is the mid-point of SR
⇒ SL= LR
Similarly if we construct a line from L which is parallel to SR
This gives N is the midpoint of QR
Hence LN∥ SQ and L and N are mis points of SR and QR respectively
And LN = 1/2 SQ (mid-point theorem)
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