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Given: segments PC and GN intersect each other at O.
OP × OC = ON × OG

Prove that: angle P = angleN
and angle C = angle G​

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Answered by vijisekar
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Answer:

Consider ∆ POG and ∆ NOC

Given

 \frac{op}{on} =  \frac{on}{oc}

By basic proportionality theorem ∆ POG and ∆ NOC are similar.

in similar triangles corresponding angles of each triangles are equal to the angles of other triangle.

<NOC = <POG

and angle P = angle N

also angle G = angle c

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