Math, asked by nairpreethesh342, 11 months ago

A quadrilateral ABCD is drawn to circumscribe a circle
Prove that AB = CD = AD + BC​

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Answered by brainlyaryan12
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Answer:

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DR=DS ।\pink{Tangents\:from\:same\:point..}

AP=AS ।\pink{Tangents\:from\:same\:point..}

BP=BQ ।\pink{Tangents\:from\:same\:point..}

RC=CQ ।\pink{Tangents\:from\:same\:point..}

Adding All these-

=>DR+AP+BP+RC = DS+AS+BQ+CQ

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=>\huge\blue{CD}+\huge\green{AB}=\huge\purple{AD}+\huge\orange{BC}

hence\:proved

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Answered by ssutar1
3

Answer:

since ABCD is a parallelogram

AB=CD.......1

BC=AD......2

DR=DS (tangent on the circle from point D)

BP=BQ (tangent circle to point B)

CR=CQ (point C)

AP=AS (point A)

adding all this equation

DR + CR + BP + AP + DS + CQ + BQ + AS

[DR+CR] + [BP+AP] = [DS+AS] + [CQ+BQ]

CD+AB = AD+BC

AB=BC......3

comparing 1 , 2 and 3

AB = BC = CD = DA

Hence ABCD is a rohmbus

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