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the diagonal AC and BD of a rohombus intersect each other at O prove that AB square +BC square +CD square +DA square =4( OA square +OB square)​

Answers

Answered by keerthijaya7777
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, diagonals of a Rhombus intersect each other at right angels.

∴ in ΔAOB,

AB

2

=OA

2

+OB

2

........... (1)

and in ΔBOC,

BC

2

=OB

2

+OC

2

........... (2)

and in ΔCOD,

CD

2

=OC

2

+OD

2

........... (3)

and in ΔAOD,

AD

2

=OA

2

+OD

2

........... (4)

Above results are obtained by using Pythagorous theorem.

Now, (1)+(2)+(3)+(4) gives

AB

2

+BC

2

+CD

2

+AD

2

=2(OA

2

+OB

2

+OC

2

+OD

2

)

=4(OA

2

+OB

2

) ...... [Since, OD=OB & OA=OC]

∴AB

2

+BC

2

+CD

2

+AD

2

=4(OA

2

+OB

2

)

solution

Answered by Anonymous
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Since, diagonals of a Rhombus intersect each other at right angels.

∴ in ΔAOB,

AB

2

=OA

2

+OB

2

........... (1)

and in ΔBOC,

BC

2

=OB

2

+OC

2

........... (2)

and in ΔCOD,

CD

2

=OC

2

+OD

2

........... (3)

and in ΔAOD,

AD

2

=OA

2

+OD

2

........... (4)

Above results are obtained by using Pythagorous theorem.

Now, (1)+(2)+(3)+(4) gives

AB

2

+BC

2

+CD

2

+AD

2

=2(OA

2

+OB

2

+OC

2

+OD

2

)

=4(OA

2

+OB

2

) ...... [Since, OD=OB & OA=OC]

∴AB

2

+BC

2

+CD

2

+AD

2

=4(OA

2

+OB

2

)

solution

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