Show that the bisector of angles of a parallelogram form a rectangle
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Angle A + Angle D = 180° As the adjacent angles of ||gm are supplementary.
Then
1/2 Angle A + 1/2 Angle D = 90°
Now
In Triangle ASD half of angle A + half of angle D + angle S = 180° ( Angle sum property)
Angle S = 90°. (1/2 Angle A + 1/2 Angle D = 90°)
Similarly we can prove
Angle Q = 90°
Now
PQ || SR. ( Both lines are perpendicular to AP And CR)
therefore angle B = angle C = 90°
hence PQRS is a rectangle
Proved..
Then
1/2 Angle A + 1/2 Angle D = 90°
Now
In Triangle ASD half of angle A + half of angle D + angle S = 180° ( Angle sum property)
Angle S = 90°. (1/2 Angle A + 1/2 Angle D = 90°)
Similarly we can prove
Angle Q = 90°
Now
PQ || SR. ( Both lines are perpendicular to AP And CR)
therefore angle B = angle C = 90°
hence PQRS is a rectangle
Proved..
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let P,Q,Rand S be the points of intersecting of the bisector of angle A and angle B, angle B and angle C, angle C and angle D , and angle D and angle A respectively of a parallelogram ABCD
in triangle ASD
since DS bisects angle D and AS bisects angle A, therefore,
angle DAS +angle ADS=1/2 angle A+1/2 angle D
=1/2 {angleA+angleD}
= 1/2 x 180 ( angle A and angle D are interior angles on the same side of the transversal)
= 90
Also, angle DAS + angle ADS + angleDSA =180 ( angle sum property of a triangle)
Or,
90+ angle DSA = 180
Or,
angle DSA= 90
So,
angle psr =90 (being vertically opposite to angle DSA)
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