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11 Feb 2022, 06:53
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Does joining the bisector point of the diagonals and the midpoint of any side of any parallelogram makes it parallel and half of the parallel sides of the parallelogram?
11 Feb 2022, 08:19
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Does joining the bisector point of the diagonals and the midpoint of any side of any parallelogram makes it parallel and half of the parallel sides of the parallelogram?
yes it does
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11 Feb 2022, 09:38
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Thanks a bunch desertEagle! Can u please refer any site where i can get the proof?
Also to clear my concept, if i want to find out the area of the triangle BMC, i have to draw a seperate perpendicular height of the triangle, right? We would consider MP as height only if this was a rectangle or square, right?
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Also to clear my concept, if i want to find out the area of the triangle BMC, i have to draw a seperate perpendicular height of the triangle, right? We would consider MP as height only if this was a rectangle or square, right?
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