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Refer the attachment for figure.
Given that ABCD is a ||gm.
=> AB = CD (opposite sides are equal in a ||gm)
=> 1/2AB = 1/2CD
=> BX = DY
also, since ABCD is a ||gm
=> AB || CD
=> BX || DY (Since BX and DY are parts of them)
Now in Quadrilateral BXDY,
DY = BX
DY || BX
Since opposite sides are equal and parallel,
=> BXDY is a ||gm
=> DX || BY (opposite sides are parallel in a ||gm)
Since DX || BY
=> WX || YZ (since they are a part of them)
Now in ∆WXZ and ∆WYZ,
angle ZWY = angle XZW (Since WX||YZ, alternate angles)
WZ = WZ (common)
angle WZY = angle XWZ (Alternate angles)
So ∆XWZ is congruent to ∆YZW (ASA)
=> WX = YZ (c.p.c.t)
Now WX = YZ
WX || YZ
=> XZWY is a ||gm (since opposite sides are equal and parallel)
Hence Proved :)
Given that ABCD is a ||gm.
=> AB = CD (opposite sides are equal in a ||gm)
=> 1/2AB = 1/2CD
=> BX = DY
also, since ABCD is a ||gm
=> AB || CD
=> BX || DY (Since BX and DY are parts of them)
Now in Quadrilateral BXDY,
DY = BX
DY || BX
Since opposite sides are equal and parallel,
=> BXDY is a ||gm
=> DX || BY (opposite sides are parallel in a ||gm)
Since DX || BY
=> WX || YZ (since they are a part of them)
Now in ∆WXZ and ∆WYZ,
angle ZWY = angle XZW (Since WX||YZ, alternate angles)
WZ = WZ (common)
angle WZY = angle XWZ (Alternate angles)
So ∆XWZ is congruent to ∆YZW (ASA)
=> WX = YZ (c.p.c.t)
Now WX = YZ
WX || YZ
=> XZWY is a ||gm (since opposite sides are equal and parallel)
Hence Proved :)
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