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A circle touches all the four sides of the quadrilateral ABCD, prove that AB+CD=BC+DA​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Professional strategy :

To concept points are :-

  • Tangent to a circle touches it at a single point only .
  • The length of tangent drawn from an external point to a circle are equal .

Specific steps :

Given :

  •  \color{red} {Circle\:touches\:all the\:four\:sides\:of\:the\: quadrilateral}

That is the Circle is inscribed inside ABCD.

To Proove :

  • AB + CD = BC + DA

That is AS, AP, BP, BQ, CQ, CR, DR, DS are tangents to the Circle from external points A,B,C,D

Let,

\color{green}{The\: circle\:touches\: sides\: AB,\: BC,\:CD\:and\:DA\: at \:P,\: Q,\:R\: and\: S\: respectively.}

Refer to the attachment above ..

From the figure AB, BC, CD and DA are tangents to the circle with point of P ,Q ,R and S respectively .

Therefore,

\sf\huge\implies AP = AS ....(i)

\sf\huge\implies BP = BQ ...(ii)

\sf\huge\implies CR = CQ. ...(iii)

Now ,

\sf\huge\implies L.H.S = AB + CD

\sf\huge\implies ( AP + BP ) + ( PQ +DR)  \color{green} {From\:the\:figure}

\sf\huge\implies ( AS + BQ )+ ( CQ + DS )  \color{green} {From\:(i),\:(ii),\:(iii),\:(iv)}

\sf\huge\implies ( BQ + CQ) + (AS +DS)

\sf\huge\implies BC + DA

\sf\huge\implies R.H.S

Hence proved,

\sf\huge\impliesAB + CD = BC + DA

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