Math, asked by anandraja660, 9 months ago

a quadrilateral abcd is drawn to circumscribe a circle if ab is 12cm bc is 15cm and cd is 14cm find ad​

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Answered by nishantsaxena53
11

#BAL

i) As quadrilateral circumscribes the circle its sides are tangent to the circle.

So let AB touches the circle at P; BC at Q; CD at R; DA at S

ii) Then AP = AS [Tangents from an exterior point to the same circle are equal in measure]

Similarly, BP = BQ; CQ = CR; DR = DS

AB = AP + PB = a + b = 12 cm ---------- (1)

BC = BQ + QC = b + c = 15 cm --------- (2)

CD = CR + RD = c + d = 14 cm --------- (3)

DA = DS + SA = d + a = x cm --------- (4)

Adding all the above, 2(a + b + c + d) = 41 + x cm

Substituting for a + b = 12 and c + d = 14 from (1) & (3): 2*26 = 41 + x

Solving x = 11 cm

Thus AD = 11 cm

Answered by satyaksaxena32
16

Answer:

we know that opposite sum of opposite sides of quardilateral are equal

AB+CD=BC+AD

14+12=15+AD

26-15=AD

therefore,

AD=11cm

Step-by-step explanation:

hope this will help you

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