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OP bisects angle AOC, OQ bisects angle BOC. OP is perpendicular to OQ. Prove that A, O , B are collinear.


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Answered by meekshimeenu
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Since OP is the bisector of ∠AOC 
∴∠AOP=∠COP                                          [1]

Since OQ is the bisector of ∠BOC
∴∠BOQ=∠COQ                                          [2]

Now consider ∠AOB
=∠AOP+∠COP+∠COQ+∠BOQ
=∠COP+∠COP+∠COQ+∠COQ

frm[1] and [2]
=2[∠CoP+∠COQ]
=2∠POQ
=2(90°) 

∴OP⊥OQ=180°
thus we can say that A,O and B lies on the same line   {linear pair}

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Answered by khabiyaanirudh
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