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We have 2 lines AB and CD which intersect each other at O such that BC = AD and BC is parallel to AD.
In triangle OCB and ODA
AD=BC
<OCB=<ODA (alternative interior angels)
<OBC=<OAD (alternative interior angles)
SO, ∆OCB ~= ∆ODA (ASA)
Therefore by corresponding parts of congruent triangle,
OC = OD
OA = OB
Hence the lines AB and CD bisect each other at O.
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In triangle OCB and ODA
AD=BC
<OCB=<ODA (alternative interior angels)
<OBC=<OAD (alternative interior angles)
SO, ∆OCB ~= ∆ODA (ASA)
Therefore by corresponding parts of congruent triangle,
OC = OD
OA = OB
Hence the lines AB and CD bisect each other at O.
HERE is your answer 2.don't forget to mark my answer brainliest answer.
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