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a transversal cut two Parallel Lines at a and b the two interior angle at a bisected and so are two interior angle at b the four bisectors from a quadrilateral ACBD prove that. 1= ACBD is a triangle. 2= CD is parallel to original parallel lines​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge{\underline{Solution}}

To prove → ABCD is a rectangle

AD, CD, AB, BC are bisectors of interior angles formed by transversal line with ∥ line.

\sf{∠BCA=∠CAB}

Hence, \sf{CB∥AB}

Similarly, \sf{AB∥CB(∠CAB=∠ACB)}

(Alternate angles)

Therefore quadrilateral ABCD is a ∥gram as both the pairs of opposite sides are ∥

\sf{∠b+∠b+∠a+∠a=180°}

\sf{2(∠b+∠a)=180°}

\sf{∠a+∠b=90°}

That is ABCD is ∥gram & one of the angle is ⊥ angle.

So, ABCD is a Rectangle.

Answered by Anonymous
25

\huge{\underline{\orange{Solution}}}

To prove → ABCD is a rectangle

AD, CD, AB, BC are bisectors of interior angles formed by transversal line with ∥ line.

∠BCA=∠CAB

Hence, CB ∥ AB

Similarly, AB ∥ CB

(Alternate angles)

Therefore quadrilateral ABCD is a ∥gram as both the pairs of opposite sides are ∥

→ ∠b+∠b+∠a+∠a=180°

⇒2(∠b+∠a)=180°

⇒∠a+∠b=90°

That is ABCD is ∥gram & one of the angle is ⊥ angle.

So, ABCD is a Rectangle.

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