In a quadrilateral

MATHEMATICS · Multi-part · CBSE · Mathematics · Triangles · Triangles

Problem

In a quadrilateral ABCDABCD, ∠ABC=90∘\angle ABC = 90^\circ and ∠ADC=90∘\angle ADC = 90^\circ. It is given that AB=DCAB = DC and BC=ADBC = AD. (i) Prove that △ABC≅△CDA\triangle ABC \cong \triangle CDA. (ii) Hence, show that ∠CAD=∠DAB\angle CAD = \angle DAB. (iii) What special name can be given to the line ACAC with respect to ∠A\angle A of the quadrilateral? Justify your answer.

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