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In a parellelgram AP =PC prove AP^2+PC^2=DP^2+BP^2​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

AP BISECTS ∠DAB

∠CPB  + ∠DAB =∠APB

Step-by-step explanation:

IN A PARALLELOGRAM ABCD , P IS A POINT ON CD IN SUCH A WAY THAT AD=DP=PC . PROVE THAT AP BISECTS ANGLE DAB

ANGLE CBP+ANGLE DAB= ANGLE APB

lets draw a line PQ ║ AD ║ BC

=> AQ = DP  &  BQ = PC

given AD = DP = PC

=> AQ = BQ = AD = DP = PC = BC  

in ΔADP  & ΔAQP

AD = DP = AQ = PQ

& AP is common

=> ΔADP  ≅  ΔAQP

=> ∠DAP = ∠QAP

=> ∠DAP = ∠BAP

∠DAB = ∠DAP + ∠BAP

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