Math, asked by shalini271, 11 months ago

Given ABCD is a rhombus and DF = BE .PROVE THAT triangle ABE CONGRUENT TO TRIANGLE DFC

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by niya25
24
<B = <D (opposite sides of parallelogram)
180 - <B = 180 - <D
or < CBE = <FDC  -------------(1)

AB = DC (opposite sides of a parallelogram)
also, AB = BE (given)
so, BE = DC ----------(2)

BC = AD (opposite sides of a parallelogram)
also, AD = DF (given)
so, BC = DF -------(3)

Now, in triangle BEC and DCF,
BE = DC (from 2)
< CBE = <FDC (from 1)
BC = DF (from 3)

so, triangle BEC congruent triangle DCF (by SAS postulate)

niya25: Mark me brainlist
shalini271: I will mark the option is not given
shalini271: when option will be shown i will mark
niya25: thanks alot
Answered by archibjariwala
27

Refer to the pic
Hope this will help you out
Thanks

Attachments:

archibjariwala: Pls mark it brainliest...I have made it short and simple
archibjariwala: Actually leave it i done care
shalini271: sorry but niya asked first
shalini271: sorry
archibjariwala: *Dont
archibjariwala: Its fine ..Whatever u think is simple
niya25: Mark me brainlist
jhaharsh29pb3bh5: If you are using the SAS congruency,you have to write it in the middle between the equal sides.
Similar questions