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AD // BC , AC Intersect BD = M 

E is the midpoint of BC (ME IS MEDIAN)

Provte that

1) Area of Triangle ABM = area of triangle DCM

2) Area of the figure ABEM = Area of the figure DCEM.

My proof: (Please let me know if there is any mistakes) The model answer says another solution which i don't understand..

Proof:

Since Triangle BAD and Triangle CAD have common base DA and AD // BC 

Therefore, Triangle BAD = Triangle CAD in area. (1)

-Subtracting Triangle DMA

Therefore, Triangle ABM = Triangle DCM In area (First required) (2)

In Triangle MBC

Since E is midpoint of BC , EC=BE

Therefore, ME is a median 

Therefore, Triangle MEB = Triangle MEC In area (3)

Adding (2) and (3)

we deduce that:

Triangle ABM + Triangle MEB = Figure ABEM = The area of Triangle DCM + Triangle MEC = The figure DCEM

Therefore, the figure ABEM = The area of the figure DCEM. 

Ok so that was my proof..

Here is the model answer.. 

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 ∵ ∆∆ ABC , DBC have a common base BC , BC ∕∕ AD  ∴ the area of ∆ ABC = the area of ∆ DBC  ( 1 )      In ∆ MBC , ∵ ME is a median  ∴ the area of ∆ MEC = the area of MEB  ( 2 )     Subtracting  ( 2 ) from ( 1 ) ∴ the area of the figure ABEM = the area of the figure DMEC 

Why did he subtract and is my solution considered to be correct?

 
 May 7, 2019

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