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center of the circle is O,tangent CA at A and tangent DB at B intersect each other at point P . bisector of angle CAB and angle DBA interest at point Q on the circle .angle APB =60° prove that ∆PAB=∆QAB​

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Answered by vk8091624
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In the figure AB || CD ......... (Given)

∴∠ABC=∠BCD .......... (Alternate angles)

But ∠ABC=55

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......... (Given)

∴∠BCD=55

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In the figure ∠BOD=2∠BCD ........ (Central angle formed by an arc is twice the inscribed angle formed by the same arc)

∴∠BOD=2×55

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=110

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∴∠BOD=110

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....... (i)

But ∠BOD+∠BPD=180

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........ [Opposite angles of a quadrilateral are supplementary]

∴∠BPD=180

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−∠BOD=180

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−110

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=70

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∴∠BPD=70

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......... (ii)

Answered by 5006939akanksha
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Answer:

We know that the tangents to a circle from an external point are equal in length so PA= PB. PA =PB ∠PBA = ∠PAB [Angles opposite to the ...

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