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DE and QR are parallel lines interested by transversal n . Intersecting DE at A and QR at D .AP and DP are factors of angle EAD and angle RDA respectively fixed angle APD.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : CE and QR are parallel lines interested by transversal n . Intersecting CE at A and QR at D .AP and DP are bisectors  of angle EAD and angle RDA respectively

To Find :  ∠APD.

Solution:

CE and QR are parallel lines interested by transversal AD

Properties of angles formed by transversal line  with two parallel lines :

• Corresponding angles are congruent.  

• Alternate angles are congruent.  ( Interiors & Exterior  both )  

• Interior angles are supplementary. ( adds up to 180°)

=> ∠EAD + ∠RDA = 180°

AP and DP are bisectors  of  ∠EAD and  ∠RDA

=> ∠DAP = (1/2)  ∠EAD

   ∠ADP = (1/2)  ∠RDA

=>  ∠DAP +   ∠ADP = (1/2)(∠EAD + ∠RDA )

=> ∠DAP +   ∠ADP = (1/2)(180° )

=> ∠DAP +   ∠ADP = 90°

∠DAP +   ∠ADP  + ∠APD = 180°   Sum of angles of triangle

=>  90°  + ∠APD = 180°

=> ∠APD = 90°

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