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8. I prove that, the two intersecting chords of any circle can not bisect each other unless both of them are diameters of the circle​

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Answered by farhaanaarif84
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Answer:

Let AB and CD be two chords intersecting at point O

In △AOC and △DOB

1) =∠AOC=∠DOB (vertically opposite angles)

2) OD=OC Radins of circle

3) AO=OB Radins of circle

∴ △AOC≅△DOB (SAS congruency)

AC

^

=

BD

^

−−−(1)

In △AOD and △BOC,

proceeding similarly △AOD≅△BOC

AD

^

=

BC

^

−−−−(2)

(1)+(2),

AC

^

+

AD

^

=

BD

^

+

BC

^

or,

CAD

^

=

CBD

^

i.e., CD divide circle into 2 semi-circles,

∴ CD is a diameters

Similarly, AB is a diameters.

Proved.

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