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prove that the bisector of any two consecutive angle of a parallelogram intersect at right angles ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

prove that the bisector of any two consecutive angle of a parallelogram intersect at right angles

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Answered by p098
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let ABCD is a parallelogram

as we know

∠A+∠B=180

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OAbisects∠DAB&OBbisects∠CBA

toprove∠AOB=90

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nowinΔAOB

∠OAB+∠CBA+∠AOB=180

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∠DAB+

2

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∠CBA+∠AOB=180

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2

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(∠DAB+CBA)+∠AOB=180

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2

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×180

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+∠AOB=180

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90

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+∠AOB=180

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∠AOB=180

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−90

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∠AOB=90

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Therefore we can say the bisector of any two consecutive angles intersect at the right angle. Hence proved. Note: A property of that parallelogram says that if a parallelogram has all sides equal, then their diagonal bisector intersects perpendicularly.

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