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In the given figure, $PR>PQ$ and PS bisects $\angle QPR$. Prove that $ \angle P S R>\angle P S Q $.
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Given:
$PR>PQ$ and PS bisects $\angle QPR$.
To do:
We have to prove that \( \angle P S R>\angle P S Q \).
Solution:
We know that,
Angle opposite to the larger side is greater angle.
This implies,
\( \angle P Q R>\angle P R Q \)
\( \angle Q P S=\angle R P S \) (PS bisects $\angle QPR$)
Let \( \angle Q P S=\angle R P S=x \)
In $triangle PQS$,
$\angle PSR=\angle PQR+x$......(i) (Exterior angle property)
In $triangle PSR$,
$\angle PSQ=\angle PRQ+x$......(ii) (Exterior angle property)
\( \angle P Q R>\angle P R Q \) (Given)
Adding $x$ on both sides,
\( \angle P Q R + x >\angle P R Q + x \)
\( \angle P S R>\angle P S Q \)
Hence proved.
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