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If abcd is a parallelogram, then prove that: ar(abc)=ar(abc)=ar(abc)=ar(pcd) = 1/2 ar(^gm abcd)

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Answered by pratheshs
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

abcd is a parallelogram

Construction,

draw a line from a to d

Solution,

ab=cd ( opposite sides of a parallelogram)

ac=ac( common diagonal)

bc=ad ( opposite sides of a parallelogram)

therefore triangle abc is congruent to triangle adc by sss congruence rule

therefore ar(abc)= ar(adc) ( two congruent triangles have equal areas)

ar(abc)+ar(adc) = ar abcd

since , ar(abc)= ar(adc)

therefore ar(abc)=1/2 ar(abcd) hence proved

Answered by Priyanshukumar3178
2

Step-by-step explanation:

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