In example 6 cant we prove parallelogram PQRS by taking llgm DPBQ as DP parallel to QB so , SP parallel to QR and by taking DP = QB then SP= QR then we can say PQRS is llgm in which one pair of opposi

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In example 6 cant we prove parallelogram PQRS by taking llgm DPBQ as DP parallel to QB so , SP parallel to QR and by taking DP = QB then SP= QR then we can say PQRS is llgm in which one pair of opposite side is parallel and equal please tell

Shivkumar Shivkumar

Dec. 15, 2016, 11:01 p.m.

Davneet Singh

Dec. 15, 2016, 11:05 p.m.

Hi Shiv!

To prove PSQR a parallegram, we can't say DP = QB, then SP = QR, because S is not the mid point of DP and R is not the mid-point of QB.

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