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Answered by AdityaRocks1
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Hello Saloni.

Thanks for asking this question.

Your answer is =>

In the given figure , taking two different triangles \triangle ABD &  \triangle CBD under observation.

in these triangles ,

side CD || side AB

SO ,

 \angle CDB = \angle ABD............(1)

also , side AD || side BC

so ,

 \angle ADB = \angle DBC...........(2)

from eq. (1) & (2) ,

By A-A ( angle - angle ) test ,

\triangle ABD = \triangle BCD

so , now we can say that ,

 \frac{AO}{CO} = \frac{CO}{AO}

but , P and Q are the midpoints of side CD & side CB and their joining line PQ intersects diagonal AC.

so , it is clear that , segment PQ bisects the half seg.CO of diagonal AC.

=> CO = 2 × CR

also ,

=> CO =  \frac{1}{2} \times AC

also , By A-A test , we can prove that ,

 \triangle CPR = \triangle CQR

=> seg. PC = seg. CQ = seg. CR

=> seg. CO = 2 × CR......(3)

now we have already proved that ,

 \frac{AO}{CO} = \frac{CO}{AO}

multiply both sides by 2.

 2 \times \frac{AO}{CO} = 2 \times \frac{CO}{AO}

BUT ,

=> CO = AO

also , we know that ,

=> 2 × AO = AC

and ,

=> CO = 2 × AR

=> 2CO = 2(2 CR ) = 4 CR

SO , Our equation becomes ,

 => \frac{AC}{\cancel{CO}} = \frac{4 \times CR}{\cancel{CO}}

 => AC \:=\:4 \times CR

so ,

 => \boxed {CR = \frac{1}{4}\:AC}



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