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\red{\underline{Given\colon}}

(a) AD & CB perpendicular to CD

(b) AQ = BP

(c) DP = CQ

\red{\underline{To\: Prove \colon}}

\angle{DAQ} = \angle{CBP}

\red{\underline{Solution}}

 Add \: PQ \: both \: side\: in \: eq(c)\\\\ DP\: + \: PQ = PQ \: + \: QC \\\\ \bold{\boxed{ DQ = PC }} --(eq \:\:i )

\: Now \: in\: \triangle{ADQ}\:\: \&\: \: \triangle{BPC}

[1] AQ = BP ......{ given }

[2] \:\angle{ADQ} = \angle{BCP} ......{90° each }

[3] DQ = PC ......{eq i}

The three pairs of triangles are equal one is Right Angle ,Hypotenuse , and One Side.

\red{\bold{\underline{RHS\: Congruency \: Rule }}}

∆ ADQ congruent to ∆ BPC

Congruency rule ( RHS )

Now ,

\blue{BY \: C.P.C.T.}

\angle{DAQ} = \angle{CBP}

\red{\underline{Answer}}

\boxed{\angle{DAQ} = \angle{CBP}}
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