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two circles ABCD and ABEF intersect at points A and B if CBA and DAF are straight lines prove that CD is parallel to EF​

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Answered by thestarlord
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Answer:

Given: Two circles ABCD and ABEF intersecting at

A and B. DAF and CBE are straight lines.

To prove that: CD and EF are parallel.

Construction: Join ABCD to form a cyclic quadrilateral. Join ABEF to form another cyclic

quadrilateral.

Proof: In circle ABCD, DA is extended to F.

Now <FAB + <DAB = 180 being supplementary angles. Also ABCD being a cyclic quadrilateral, <DAB + <BCD = 180 deg. Hence <FAB = <BCD ... (1)

In circle ABEF, <FAB + <BEF = 180 ...(2) as ABEF is a cyclic quadrilateral.

From (1) and (2) we find <BCD + <B F = 180 deg, Since <BCD and <BEF are on the same side of the line CBE, CD must be parallel to EF. QED.

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Answered by Javariya
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Answer:−

⏩ We have,

AB=AC and CE=BD

In ∆'s ABD and ACE, we have

→ AB=AC (Given)

→angle ABD= angle ACE (angles in the same segment)

→BD= CE (Given)

So, by SAS congruence criterion, we obtain

∆ ABD is congruent to ∆ ACE

=> AD= AE (CPCT)

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