In the given figure, PQRS is a quadrilateral in which PQ is the longest side and RS is the shortest side. Prove that 
R > P. 
Asked by Topperlearning User | 16th Aug, 2017, 02:17: PM
Expert Answer:
Join PR and QS
In 
PQR, PQ > QR 
PRQ > QPR
PQR, PQ > QR PRQ > QPRIn PSR, PS > SR PRS > RPS
PSR, PS > SR PRS > RPS
PRQ + PRS> QPR + RPSR > P.Answered by | 16th Aug, 2017, 04:17: PM
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