Math, asked by gv98591, 8 months ago

show that in a quadrilateral ABCD, a b + BC + CD + D a smaller than <2 (BD + AC)​

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Answered by SeongYeon
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Step-by-step explanation:

  • Given any quadrilateral ABCD
  • Let the diagonals AC and BD intersect eachother at O.
  • In ∆OAB, OA+OB > AB (sum of 2 sides of a triangle > the 3rd side) ....(i)
  • In ∆OBC, OB+OC > BC .....(ii)
  • In ∆OCD, OC+OD > CD .....(iii)
  • In ∆ODA, OD+OA > DA ......(iv)
  • On adding (i),(ii),(iii),(iv), we get
  • 2(OA+OC+OB+OD) > AB+BC+CD+DA
  • 2(AC+BD) > AB+BC+CD+DA
  • Hence, AB+BC+CD+DA < 2(AC+BD) (proved).

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