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Two circles intersect at P and Q Through P two straight lines APB and CQD are drawn to meet the circles at AB.C and D AC and BD when produced meet at O Show that OAQB is a cyclic quadrilateral​

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Answered by aswinrkumar4
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Answered by TanikaWaddle
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OAQB is a cyclic quadrilateral​

Step-by-step explanation:

Show that : OAQB is a cyclic quadrilateral

i.e,

 \angle O + \angle AQB = 180°

construction : join PQ

proof:

\angle PQB =\angle PDB...(angle in the same segment)..(1)

\angle ACP +\angle AQP = 180..(AQPC is a cyclic quadrilateral)..(2)

but,

\angle ACP = \angle ACD = \angle O +\angle CDB..(sum of the interior angles)

now, replacing angle ACP from eq (2)

we get,

180- \angle AQP = \angle O +\angle CDB

using eq(1)

180= \angle AQP +\angle O +\angle PQB

180= \angle O +\angle AQB

hence proved

OAQB is a cyclic quadrilateral​

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