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In a quadrilateral ABCD, if the diagonals AC and BD intersect at right angles, then:

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AB2+BC2=DC2+DA2
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AB2+CD2=BC2+DA2
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AB2+AD2=CB2+CD2
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AB2+BC2=2(DC2+DA2)
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Solution

The correct option is B AB2+CD2=BC2+DA2

Consider BOC
OB2+OC2=BC2(1)
Similarly from AOB, AOD ξ COD
OB2+OA2=AB2
OA2+OD2=AD2
OC2+OD2=CD2
Adding all the equations,
2(OB2+OC2+OD2+OA2)=BC2+AB2+AD2+CD2
2BC2+2AD2=BC2+AB2+AD2+CD2
AB2+CD2=BC2+DA2
Hence, the answer is AB2+CD2=BC2+DA2.

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