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It can be proved that ABCD is an Isosceles Trapezium, as follows:
Produce AD and BC to meet at E.
Now
∠EDC =
∠ECD (supplementary angles of equal
∠ADC and
∠BCD).
Therefore triangle EAB and also triangle EDC are isosceles triangles.
EC = ED and AD = BC implies that DC intersects sides AE and BE in equal proportion. From the proportionate theorem of triagles, it follows that DC is parallel to base AB and
DCAB=EDEA.
Now in ABCD, AD = BC and CD is parallel to AB.
This shows ABCD is an Isosceles Trapezium, which is always con-cylic. Hence ABCD is concylic. ------ proved.