To prove: See the diagram given below and prove that
Explanation of Solution
See the diagram carefully, here we can see 3 squares and 6 rectangles, first we find the Area of all the regions and then we add them
Area of square is
Now we find the Area of the big square which contains all the regions with side
Area
As both have same Area so by equating above equations we get
Hence Proved
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