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The sum of either pair of opposite angles of a cyclic quadrilateral is 180 degree..

prove it....​

User John Kim
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Given :

  • Let ABCD Is Cyclic Quadrilateral

To Prove :


\gray{ \frak{ \angle A + \angle C = 180° }}


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\gray{\frak{\angle B + \angle D = 180°}}


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Construction Join OB & OD

Proof :


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\gray{ \frak {\angle BOD = 2 \angle BAD}}


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\gray{\frak{ \angle BAD = (1)/(2) \angle BOD}}


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Similarly :


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\gray{\frak{\angle BCD = (1)/(2) \angle DOB }}


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\gray{\frak{ \angle BAD + \angle BCD = (1)/(2)\angle BOD + (1)/(2) \angle DOB }}


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\gray{ \frak { = (1)/(2) ( \angle BOD + \angle DOB )}}


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\gray {\frak{ = ( (1)/(2)) * 360 \degree = 180 \degree }}


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\sf similary : \boxed{\color{skyblue}{ \frak{ \angle \: B + \angle D = 180°}}}


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Hope Helps ! :)

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