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A diagonal of a llgm divided it into two congruent triañgles

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Answered by swarnim405
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Answer:

Theorem 1 - The Diagonal Divides a Parallelogram into Two Congruent Triangles. Proof : ... Similarly diagonal AC divides ||gmABCD into two congruent triangles ABC and ADC. Hence the diagonal divides a parallelogram into two congruent triangles.

Answered by Anonymous
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A diagonal of a llgm divides it into two congurent triangles.

\huge\textsf{Given:-}

ABCD is llgm and AC is diagonal.

\huge\textsf{To\:proof:-}

∆ ADC congurent ∆ABC.

\huge\textsf{Proof:-}

In ADC and ABC

AB = DC (given)

AD=BC (given)

AC = AC (common)

∆ADC congurent ∆ABC.

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