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In the figure, show that AB || EF

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Answered by MOSFET01
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Solution :

In the above figure following things are given :

 \angle{ABC} \: =\: 70^{\circ}

 \angle{BCD} \: =\: 30^{\circ}\:+\:40^{\circ}

 \angle{BCD} \: =\: 70^{\circ}

that means,

 \angle{ABC} \:=\:\angle{BCD}

Then AB || CD - - - - - (i)

Converse or Postulate

If two angles are interior angle of two parallel lines cut by transversal line have its interior angles whose alternate are also parallel.

 \angle{CEF} \: = \: 140^{\circ}

 \angle{DCE} \: = \: 40^{\circ}

 \angle{CEF} \: +\: \angle{DCE} \: = \: 180^{\circ}

 140^{\circ}\: +\: 40^{\circ}\: =\: 180^{\circ}

 180^{\circ}\: =\: 180^{\circ}

Interior angle on same side of transversal

CD || EF - - - - - - (ii)

By equation i & ii

That means

AB || CD || EF

or

 \boxed{\boxed{AB || EF}}

Hence Proved

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