7.9 TEST YOURSELF
- PQRS is a quadrilateral in which PS = QR and SPQ = RQP. Prove that (i) PQS QPR (ii) QS = PR (iii) PQS = QPR.

- Line ‘l’ is the bisector of M and N is any point on ‘l’. NA and NB are perpendiculars from N to the arms of M.
Show that
(i) MAN MBN
(ii) NA = NB

- State the S.A.S congruence rule.
- PQR and SQR are two isosceles triangles on the same base QR.
Show that PQS = PRS.

- In PQR, PS is the perpendicular bisector of OR, P
Show that PQR is an isosceles
in which PQ = PR.

- State the R.H.S congruence rule.
- PQR and SQR are two isosceles triangles on the same base QR and vertices P and S are on the same side of QR. If PS is extended to intersect QR at T,then prove that

(i) PQS PRS
(ii) PQT PRT
(iii) PT bisects P as well as S.
- CM and RN are two equal altitudes of PQR. Using R.H.S congruence rule prove that PQR is isosceles.
- In the fig. Q < P and R < S. Show that PS < QR.
