If two lines are parallel then prove that any pair of bisictors of thier alternate interior angle is also parallel.
Asked by amarjitruksh
| 20th Jun, 2022,
10:40: PM
Expert Answer:
Let AB and CD be the two paralle lines and XY be their transverval intersecting AB at X and CD at Y
Since alternate angles are equal
Therefore, angle BXY = angle DYX
Therefore, 2a = 2b
i.e. a = b
So, for lines XP and YQ, angle PXY = angle QYX
Thus, lines PX and QY are parallel
Answered by Renu Varma
| 25th Jun, 2022,
12:12: PM
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