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GIVEN:- ABCD is a trapezium in which AB//CD and AD=BC.
Construction:- Draw a line through C parallel to DA intersecting AB produced at E.
Proof:-
(1) AB//CD (Given)
(2) AD//EC ( By construction )
(3) CE=AD (Opposite sides of parallelogram are equal)
AD=BC (Given)
We know that,
Angle A + Angle E = 180°[ Co. Interior Angles]
Angle E= 180°-Angle A
Also, BC=CE
Angle E = Angle CBE = 180° - Angle A
Angle ABC= 180°-Angle CBE (ABE is a straight line)
Angle ABC= 180°-(180°-Angle A)
Angle ABC= 180°-180°+Angle A
Angle B= Angle A ..............................(1)
(2) Angle A+Angle D = Angle B + Angle C 180° (Angles on the same side of the transversal)
Angle A + Angle D = Angle B + Angle C
Angle A = Angle B [From eq (1)]
Hence, Angle D= Angle C
(3) In ∆ ABC and ∆ABD
AB=AB (Common)
Angle DBA = Angle CBA [From eq (1)]
AD=BC ( Given)
∆ABC IS equal and congruent to ∆ ABD (BY SAS CONGRUENCE CONDITION)
(4)Diagonal AC = Diagonal BC ( By CPCT AS ∆ABC is equal and congruent to ∆ ABD)
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GIVEN:- ABCD is a trapezium in which AB//CD and AD=BC.
Construction:- Draw a line through C parallel to DA intersecting AB produced at E.
Proof:-
(1) AB//CD (Given)
(2) AD//EC ( By construction )
(3) CE=AD (Opposite sides of parallelogram are equal)
AD=BC (Given)
We know that,
Angle A + Angle E = 180°[ Co. Interior Angles]
Angle E= 180°-Angle A
Also, BC=CE
Angle E = Angle CBE = 180° - Angle A
Angle ABC= 180°-Angle CBE (ABE is a straight line)
Angle ABC= 180°-(180°-Angle A)
Angle ABC= 180°-180°+Angle A
Angle B= Angle A ..............................(1)
(2) Angle A+Angle D = Angle B + Angle C 180° (Angles on the same side of the transversal)
Angle A + Angle D = Angle B + Angle C
Angle A = Angle B [From eq (1)]
Hence, Angle D= Angle C
(3) In ∆ ABC and ∆ABD
AB=AB (Common)
Angle DBA = Angle CBA [From eq (1)]
AD=BC ( Given)
∆ABC IS equal and congruent to ∆ ABD (BY SAS CONGRUENCE CONDITION)
(4)Diagonal AC = Diagonal BC ( By CPCT AS ∆ABC is equal and congruent to ∆ ABD)
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GIVEN:- ABCD is a trapezium in which AB//CD and AD=BC.
Construction:- Draw a line through C parallel to DA intersecting AB produced at E.
Proof:-
(1) AB//CD (Given)
(2) AD//EC ( By construction )
(3) CE=AD (Opposite sides of parallelogram are equal)
AD=BC (Given)
We know that,
Angle A + Angle E = 180°[ Co. Interior Angles]
Angle E= 180°-Angle A
Also, BC=CE
Angle E = Angle CBE = 180° - Angle A
Angle ABC= 180°-Angle CBE (ABE is a straight line)
Angle ABC= 180°-(180°-Angle A)
Angle ABC= 180°-180°+Angle A
Angle B= Angle A ..............................(1)
(2) Angle A+Angle D = Angle B + Angle C 180° (Angles on the same side of the transversal)
Angle A + Angle D = Angle B + Angle C
Angle A = Angle B [From eq (1)]
Hence, Angle D= Angle C
(3) In ∆ ABC and ∆ABD
AB=AB (Common)
Angle DBA = Angle CBA [From eq (1)]
AD=BC ( Given)
∆ABC IS equal and congruent to ∆ ABD (BY SAS CONGRUENCE CONDITION)
(4)Diagonal AC = Diagonal BC ( By CPCT AS ∆ABC is equal and congruent to ∆ ABD)
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