D is the midpoint of side BC of triangle ABC; P and Q lie on sides BC and BA in such a way that triangle BPQ =
ΔABC. Let’s prove that, DQ || PA.
Given.
D is the midpoint of side BC of triangle ABC; P and Q lie on sides BC and BA in such a way that triangle BPQ =
ΔABC
Formula used.
If 2 triangles are on same base And having equal area then they lies between 2 parallel lines.
Median divides triangle in 2 equal parts

As D is mid-point of side BC
AD is median
Triangle ADC = triangle ADB =
× triangle ABC
As we have given with
Triangle BPQ =
triangle ABC
Triangle BPQ = triangle ADB
Triangle BPQ = triangle BQD + triangle DQP
Triangle ADB = triangle BQD + triangle DQA
By subtracting triangle BQD from both sides
triangle DQP = triangle DQA
As both triangles triangle DQP , triangle DQA are equal
And both lies on same base DQ
Hence both triangle ’s lies between parallel lines DQ and PA
∴ DQ || PA
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