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In the given figure, OA = OC and AB = BC.

then,ΔAODΔCOD

If the above statement is true then mention answer as 1, else mention 0 if false


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Solution

In AOB and OBC,
OA=OC (Given)
AB=BC (Given)
OB=OB (Common)

Thus, AOBCOB (SSS rule)
Hence, AOB=COB=x (By cpct)

We know, AOB+COB=180 (Angles on a straight line)
x+x=180
x=90
Thus, AOB=COB=90
AOB==COD=90 (Vertically opposite angles) (I)
COB==AOD=90 (Vertically opposite angles) (II)

Thus, from I and II
COD=AOD ..(III)
Now, In AOD and COD,
AO=OC (Given)
AOD=COD (From III)
OD=OD (Common)

thus, AODCOD (SAS rule)

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