priyachandank
since the diagonals bisect each other, i used pythagorean formula to find the lengths.
total diagonal length 5 units; shorter point is 2 units, longer one as 3 units.
root(2^2+2^2)/ root(3^2+3^2)= 4/9; and the options do not match.
Hi
VeritasKarishma ,Do you mind helping me, please? Thank you.
Diagonals do not bisect each other. Look at the figure of trapezium. Diagonal intersect at O such that
CO:CA = 2 : 5.
We need ratio of CD:AB.
Attachment:
Screenshot 2021-04-06 at 12.32.19.png [ 42.82 KiB | Viewed 4307 times ]
Draw PQ parallel to AB and CD.
Triangles COQ and CAB are similar (all angles equal).
CO:CA = 2:5 so OQ:AB = 2:5 too (ratio of all sides are same in similar triangles)
Also CQ:CB = 2:5 which means BQ:BC = 3:5.
Triangles BOQ and BDC are similar (all angles equal).
Since BQ:BC = 3:5, so OQ:CD = 3:5
OQ:AB = 2:5 and OQ:CD = 3:5 which means OQ:AB:CD = 6:15:10.
So CD:AB = 2:3
Answer (B)