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from chapter understanding quadrilaterals....please answer as soon as possible ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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△ABC \: and \: △ADC \: are \: two \: equilateral \: triangles \: on \: a \: common \: base \: AC. \\ Since \: all \: the \: sides \: of \: equilateral \: triangles \: are \: equal \\ ⟹AB=BC=AC=AD</p><p> \\ Now \: in \:△ABC \\ ∠BAC=∠ACB=∠ABC(Equilateral \: triangle \: has \: all \: angles \: equal</p><p></p><p> \\ ⟹∠BAC=∠ACB=∠ABC=60...(1) \\ Now \: in \: △ADC \\ ∠ADC=∠DCA=∠CAD=60....(2) \\ In \: □ABCD \\ ∠BAD=∠BAC+∠CAD \\ ⟹∠BAD=60+60=120[From(1)and(2)] \\ Also,∠BCD=∠BCA+∠ACD \\ ⟹∠BCD=60+60=120[From(1)and(2)] \\ Also∠ABC=∠ADC=60 \\ Since∠BAD=∠BCDand \\ ∠ABC=∠ADCand \\ AB=BC=AD=CD \\ Hence \: the \: quadilateral \: is \: a \: rhombus \: as \: it \: have \: all \: the \: sides \: and \: opposite \: angles \: equal</p><p></p><p></p><p>

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