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Show that bisectors of angles of the parallelogram forms a rectangleplease answer ​

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\sf{Let \ \angle DAB \ be \ 2x \ and \ \angle CBA}

\sf{be \ 2y}

\sf{In \ parallelogram \ opposite \ angles}

\sf{are \ congruent.}

\sf{\therefore{\angle DAB=\angle BCD=2x,}}

\sf{\angle CBA=\angle CDA}

\sf{In \ parallelogram \ sum \ of \ adjacent}

\sf{angles \ is \ 180^\circ}

\sf{\therefore{\angle DAB+\angle CBA=180^\circ}}

\sf{\therefore{2x+2y=180^\circ}}

\boxed{\sf{\therefore{x+y=90^\circ}}}

\textsf{In parallelogram ABCD,}

\sf{Seg \ AJ \ bisects \ \angle DAB,}

\sf{Seg \ DI \ bisects \ \angle CDA,}

\sf{Seg \ CL \ bisects \ \angle BCD,}

\sf{Seg \ BK \ bisects \ \angle CBA}

\sf{Now,}

\sf{In \ \triangle AID,}

\sf{\angle IDA=x}

\sf{\angle ADI=y,}

\sf{Sum \ of \ all \ angles \ of \ triangle=180^\circ}

\sf{\therefore{\angle IDA+\angle ADI+\angle AID=180^\circ}}

\sf{\therefore{x+y+\angle AID=180^\circ}}

\sf{But, \ x+y=90^\circ}

\sf{\therefore{90^\circ+\angle AID=180^\circ}}

\sf{\therefore{\angle AID=90^\circ}}

\sf{By \ linear \ pair \ axiom}

\sf{\angle AID+\angle LIJ=180^\circ}

\sf{\therefore{90^\circ+\angle LIJ=180^\circ}}

\boxed{\sf{\therefore{\angle LIJ=90^\circ...(1)}}}

\sf{In \ \triangle BJA,}

\sf{\angle JBA=y,}

\sf{\angle JAB=x}

\sf{Sum \ of \ all \ angles \ of \ triangle=180^\circ}

\sf{x+y+\angle BJA=180^\circ}

\sf{\therefore{BJA=90^\circ}}

\sf{By \ linear \ pair \ axiom }

\boxed{\sf{\angle IJK=90^\circ...(2)}}

\sf{In \ \triangle BKC,}

\sf{\angle KBC=y,}

\sf{\angle KCB=x}

\sf{Sum \ of \ all \ angles \ of \ triangle=180^\circ}

\sf{x+y+\angle BKC=180^\circ}

\sf{\therefore{\angle BKC=90^\circ}}

\sf{By \ linear \ pair \ axiom}

\boxed{\sf{\angle JKL=90^\circ...(3)}}

\sf{In \ \triangle CLD,}

\sf{\angle LCD=x,}

\sf{\angle LDC=y}

\sf{Sum \ of \ all \ angles \ of \ triangle=180^\circ}

\sf{x+y+\angle CLD=180^\circ}

\sf{\therefore{\angle CLD=90^\circ}}

\sf{By \ linear \ pair \ axiom}

\boxed{\sf{\angle \ LKJ=90^\circ...(4)}}

\sf{In \ \square IJKL,}

\sf{From \ (1), \ (2), \ (3) \ and \ (4) \ we \ get}

\sf{\angle LIJ=90^\circ,}

\sf{\angle IJK=90^\circ,}

\sf{\angle JKL=90^\circ,}

\sf{\angle LKJ=90^\circ}

\sf{Since, all \ angles \ of \ \square  IJKL}

\sf{are \ of \ 90^\circ \ we \ can \ say}

\sf{\square IJKL \ is \ a \ rectangle.}

\sf{Hence \ proved,}

\sf\purple{\tt{Bisectors \ of \ angles \ of \ the}}

\sf\purple{\tt{parallelogram \ form \ a \ rectangle.}}



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