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Prove that the circle drawn , with any side of a rhombus as diameter, passes through the point of intersection of its diagonals.​


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Answered by Anonymous
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 \small \tt{Given : ABCD \:  is \:  a \:  rhombus . \:  A  \: circle  \: is \:  drawn \:  with \:  AB \:  as  \: diameter.}

 \tt \small \: {To \:  prove \:  :  \: Circle  \: passes \:  through  \: O,  \: Point  \: of \:  intersection } \\  \tt \small{of  \: diagonals \:  AC  \: and  \: BD.}

 \tt \small{Proof :  \: We \:  know \:  that , \:  the \:  diagonals  \: of  \: rhombus  \: bisect \:}  \\ \tt \small{  each \:  other  \: at \:  90 \degree} \\

 \tt \small{ \therefore  \angle \: AOB = 90 \degree}

 \tt \small {But \:  angle \:  in \:  semi-circle \:  is \:  90 \degree}

 \tt \small{Thus, Circle \:  passes  \: through \:  O.}

 \tt \: \small \: {Therefore , \:  any \:  circle \:  drawn \:  with \:  any \:  side \:  of  \: a  \: rhombus}  \\  \tt \small \: {as \:  diameter  \: , passes \:  through \:  the \:  point  \: of \: } \\  \tt \small{ intersection \:  of \:  its \:  diagonals \: } .

 \tt \bf {Hence , Proved \: ✔}

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