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Answered by manas3379
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Step-by-step explanation:

angle CEF + angle ECD

= 30° + 150°

= 180°

Since, the sum is 180°, therefore these angles are co interior.

Therefore, EF || CD (eq 1)

angle BCD = angle BCE + angle ECD

angle BCD = 36° + 30°

angle BCD = 66°

Since,

angle ABC = angle BCD

Therefore, these angles are alternate interior angles.

Therefore, AB || CD (eq 2)

From equation 1 and 2,

AB || EF

Hence proved

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Answered by StarrySoul
5

\huge\underline\mathfrak\red{Answer:}

\textbf{\underline{\underline{To\:Show\:AB\:Is\: Parallel\:To\:EF}}}

Before Showing this We have to prove that AB is parallel to CD and CD is parallel to EF

\textbf{\underline{\underline{1. To\:Show\:AB\:Is\: Parallel\:To\:CD}}}

Given,

 \angle \sf ABC =  {66} \degree

 \angle  \sf BCD = 36 \degree   +   {30} \degree  =  {66} \degree

\angle\:ABC = \angle\:BCD (Alternate Angles)

So, AB || CD => eq...(i)

\textbf{\underline{\underline{1. To\:Show\:CD\:Is\: Parallel\:To\:EF}}}

 \angle \sf \: FEC +  \angle \sf \: \:  ECD = 180 \degree

150 \degree + 30 \degree  = 180  \degree

(Sum of Corresponding is 180°)

So, CD || EF => eq...(ii)

From, eq...(i) and eq...(ii)

AB || EF

\huge{\boxed{\tt{Proved}}}

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