a diagonal of a cyclic quadrilteral passes through the centre of the circle....this quidrilateral can be
a)parallelogram
b)square
c)rectangle
d)rhombus
???????PLS EXPLAIN!!!
Shivam Bhagat
15 Years agoGrade 9
2 Answers
Adithya Vadrevu
15 Years ago
IT IS A SQUARE
IN SQUARE EACH ANGLE IN 90DEG IT SATISFIES THE CONDITION ANGLE IN SEMI CIRLE IS RIGHT ANGLE IMPLIES IT MUST BE RADIUS OF THE CIRCLE AS THE RADIUS IS ALWAYS TAKEN THROUGH CENTRE OF CIRCLE
diagonal of a cyclic quadrilteral PASSES THROUGH CENTRE ONLY IN SQUARE
iit jee
15 Years ago
hi,
i think it must be a square or rectangle becoz the angle in the square and rectangle is 90 degrees.as the diagonal passes through the centre angle in semicircle becomes 90degrees.
kedar joshi.
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