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Standard IX
Mathematics
Triangle Inequality
In quadrilate...
Question
In quadrilateral ABCD, AB is the longest side CD is the shortest side. Prove that
∠
A
>
∠
C
.
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Solution
In
Δ
A
D
C
,
D
C
<
A
D
∠
2
<
∠
4
(angles opposite to greater side is greater)
Δ
A
B
C
,
A
B
>
B
C
∠
3
>
∠
1
(angles opposite to greater side is greater)
∴
∠
3
+
∠
4
>
∠
1
+
∠
2
∠
C
>
∠
A
Hence, proved.
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