Math, asked by parthapal9060, 1 year ago

diagonal AC and BD of a quadrilateral ABCD intersects each other at 0. prove that AB+BC+CD+DA>AC+BD and AB+BC+CD+Da<2(AC+BD).

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Answered by geneva93
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HEY DUDE.. HERE IS THE SECOND ANSWER
IN THE FIRST ONE U HAVE MENTIONED THAT DIAGONALS INTERSECT AT O IF O WOULDN'T BE THERE THEN I WILL BE ABLE TO GIVE THE ANSWER OF THE FIRST ONE..
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2Shashank1111: Nyc answered
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geneva93: thnx
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geneva93: nice to meet you too
2Shashank1111: Ur introduction
2Shashank1111: Myself Shashank from Lucknow n u
geneva93: This is Geneva from Manipur
geneva93: but I actually live in Delhi
Answered by XxMissPaglixX
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Hope it helps you

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