Respuesta :

Step-by-step explanation:

(i) Here in ∆ AED and ∆ CEB ,

  • ang . DAE = ang. BCE
  • AD = BC
  • ang. AED = ang. BEC

Hence by AAS congruence congruence condition ,

  • ∆AED [tex]\cong [/tex] ∆CEB

Also ,

  • AE = CE . . . . . (i)
  • BE = DE . . . . . (ii)

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(ii) In ∆ AEB and ∆CED ,

  • AE = CE
  • BE = DE
  • ang. DEC = ang. AEB ( vertically opposite angles)

Hence by SAS condition ,

  • ∆AEB [tex]\cong [/tex] ∆CED

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(iii) Here ,

  • ang BAC = ang. DCA

Since these two angles are alternate interior Angles and equal . Hence the lines will be parallel . Also since ∆AEB is congruent to ∆CED , the corresponding sides will be equal . Hence AB = CD .

Hence Proved !