Math, asked by darekarniranjan459, 7 months ago

1. Prove that the opposite sides of a parallelogram
are equal in length.

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Answered by ahervandan39
1

Step-by-step explanation:

In  \: triangle  \: ADC \:  and  \: ABC \:  \\ DAC=∠ACB \: ( \: AB \: ∥ \: CD and \:  taking \:  AC  \: as \:  transversal \: ) \\ AC=AC  \: ( \: common \: ) \\ DCA=∠BAC( \: AB \: ∥ \: CD \:  taking  \: AC  \: as  \: transversal \: ) \\ By \:  ASA  \: criterion  \: of \:  concurrency \:  triangle  \: ADC \:  is  \: congruent  \: to \:  triangle \:  ABC. \\ AD=BC ( \: By \:  CPCT \: )  \\ AB=CD ( \: By \:  CPCT \: ) \\

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