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P and Q are any two points lying in the same segment of a circle, as shown in the adjoining figure . Prove that PBA +PAB = QAB + QBA .

To prove :-PBA +PAB = QAB + QBA

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SOLUTION :-

AQB = APB [ .•According to the theorem of circle that is angle of the same segment of a circle are equal and so through the figure it is clearly seen that both the angles lie on the same base i.e AB ]

Q + QAB + QBA = 180° ______(i)

P + PAB + PBA = 180° ______(ii)

After equating both the equations (i) and (ii) we get,

Q + QAB + QBA = P + PAB + PBA [ Since both are equal to the sum 180° and so both the equations are also equal since their sum is equal ]

=>Q - P + QAB +QBA =PAB+ PBA

=> QAB + QBA = PAB + PBA [.• ∠Q and ∠P are same so both gets cut ]

QAB + QBA = PAB + PBA ( proved )

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