Answer :
Here, by applying converse of Thale’s theorem we can conclude whether or not DE ∥ BC.
By Thale’s theorem,
Solving for ,
We need to find DB from given AB = 10.8 cm and AD = 6.3 cm.
DB = AB – AD
⇒ DB = 10.8 – 6.3
⇒ DB = 4.5
…(i)
Solving for ,
We need to find AE from given AC = 9.6 cm and EC = 4 cm.
AE = AC – EC
⇒ AE = 9.6 – 4
⇒ AE = 5.6
…(ii)
As equation (i) is equal to equation (ii),
it satisfies Thale’s theorem.
Hence, we can say DE ∥ BC.
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