Math, asked by rachitsharma36, 10 months ago

In
a parallelogram
ABCD, the
angle bisector
bisector of Angle A bisects BC.
Will angle Bisector of angle B also bisect AD ? Give reason
bisector
LB also
AD I Give keason,
bisects angle
dos

Answers

Answered by gs4077033
7

Answer:

it will bisect it's a general rule , if you want answer you should draw a diagram or write question correctly

Answered by shrutiwaghmode100
13

Answer:

In parallelogram ABCD ,

Bisector of ∠A bisects BC at X

∵ AD││BC and AX cuts them so

∠DAX = ∠AXB (alternate angles)

∠DAX = ∠XAB (AX is bisector of ∠A)

∴∠AXB = ∠XAB

AB= BX (sides opposite of equal angles)

Now,AB/AD= BX/BC

=AB/AD=BX/2BX

(since,X is mid point of BC)

=AB/AD=1/2

Hence,

AB:AD=1:2.

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