In □PQRS,
= {T}, PS = QR,
. Prove that ΔTPS is similar to ΔQTR.

Given: In
PQRS, PR ∩ QS = {T}, PS = QR and PQ||RS.
To prove: ∆TPS and ∆QTR are similar.
Construction: Through R, draw a line parallel to PS to intersect PQ at M.
Proof:
In PMRS, PM||RS (P-M-Q) and PS||MR (construction).
Thus, PMRS is a parallelogram.
PS = MR
Further, PS = QR (given)
In ∆RMQ, ∠RMQ ≅ ∠RQM …(i)
Further, the corresponding angles formed by transversal PQ to PS||MR are congruent.
∠RMQ ≅ ∠SPM (corresponding angles)
∠RQM ≅ ∠SPM (by (i))
∠RQP ≅ ∠SPQ (P-M-Q)
In ∆SPQ and ∆RQP,
∠SPQ ≅ ∠RQP
PQ ≅ QP (same line segment)
SP ≅ RQ (given)
The correspondence ∆SPQ↔∆RQP is a congruence by SAS theorem of congruence.
∠PSQ ≅ ∠QRP
∠PST ≅ ∠QRT (S-T-Q and R-T-P)
In ∆TPS and ∆QTR
∠STP ≅ ∠RTQ (Vertically opposite angles)
∠PST ≅ ∠QRT
∆TPS and ∆QTR are similar by AA corollary.
Thus, by AA corollary the correspondence ∆TSP↔∆TRQ is a similarity.
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