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If P, Q, and R are three distinct points, do line segments PQ and PR have the same length ?
(1) P is the midpoint of line segment QR.
(2) Q and R lie on the same circle with center P.
(1) P is the midpoint of line segment QR.
(2) Q and R lie on the same circle with center P.
18 Dec 2014, 07:09
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S1- As P is the mid point of QR PQ and PR must be same length.
S2- Q n R lies on the same circle(i.e. is equal distance from center P as both are the radius of the circle).So, PQ=PR.
S1- As P is the mid point of QR PQ and PR must be same length.
S2- Q n R lies on the same circle(i.e. is equal distance from center P as both are the radius of the circle).So, PQ=PR.
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1.no explaination needed i think. Sufficeint
2. All points on a circle lies on equal distance from center. Sufficient
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2. All points on a circle lies on equal distance from center. Sufficient
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