Math, asked by Aaditiyadav, 1 year ago

can anyone help me with this prblm ......que. no. 14

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Answered by RishabhBansal
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Hey!!!

Assume a common centre O is the two concentric circles.

Draw OL perpendicular to AD

=> OL bisects AD and BC(theorem).

=> AL = LD---------(1)
and
=> BL = LC---------(2)


Subtract (2) from (1).

=> AL - BL = LD - LC

=> AB = CD

HENCE PROVED

Hope this helps you

Aaditiyadav: Ty
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Answered by Mather
1
first join O(centre) to the chord.
now by the theorem "line through the centre bisects the chord" so OE bisects AD as well as BC ..(they are concentric circles)
then,
AE=ED...(1)
BE=EC....(2)
substracting (2) from (1)
AE-BE=ED-EC
AB=CD....hence proved!!n
bruh....!

Mather: thanks buddy!
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