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In triangle RST, RS = ST. If P is any point on RS, which of the following statements is always true?
(A) PT < PR
(B) PT > PR
(C) PT = PR
(D) PT = 1/2 PR
(E) PT ≤ PR
(A) PT < PR
(B) PT > PR
(C) PT = PR
(D) PT = 1/2 PR
(E) PT ≤ PR
12 Dec 2020, 06:34
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In the figure below, triangle RST is isosceles with \(\angle{SRT} = \angle{STR} = x\)
Point P has been drawn on RS. \(\angle{SRT} > \angle{PTR}\), i.e x > y.
Hence the side opposite the larger angle has to be larger than the side opposite the smaller angle. So PT > PR
Option B
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13 Dec 2020, 00:47
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Hi Arun,
As a boundary condition, the point P can also overlap S. In that case shouldn't option E be the correct alternative.
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Abhinav
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As a boundary condition, the point P can also overlap S. In that case shouldn't option E be the correct alternative.
Thanks
Abhinav
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