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show that the line segment joining the mid points of the opposite sides of a quadrilateral bisect each other​

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Answered by mariyammabonigala
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Answered by Anonymous
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Let ABCD the quadrilateral and P, Q, R and S are the mid-points of side AB, BC, CD and DA respectively.

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\large\tt\red{In\:∆ACD,}

\small\tt{R\:and\:S\:are\:the\mid-points\:of\:CD\:and\:DA}

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\large\tt\green{SR||AC}.......(1)

\huge\tt\blue{Similarly,}

\large\tt\green{PQ||AC}.......(2)

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\huge\tt\purple{From\:(1)\:and\:(2)}

\large\tt\green{SR||PQ}

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\huge\tt\blue{Similarly,PS||QR}

\therefore\small\tt\underline\pink{PQRS\:is\:a\:parallelogram}

\therefore\small\tt\underline\orange{Diagonal\:PR\:and\:SQ\:bisect\:each\:other}

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