Monica H.
asked 09/22/20convex quadrilateral problem
Dear Sir or Madam,
The lenght of the sides of a convex quadrilateral, in clockwise order,are a,b,c,d. How can I prove that a,b,d, c are consecutive terms of an arthmetich progression,then the quadrilateral is tangential?
I look forward to hearing from you.
yours faithfully,
1 Expert Answer
Yefim S. answered 09/22/20
Math Tutor with Experience
This is very easy. In tangential quadraliteral sums of oppposite sides are equal each other.
b - a = d - b = c - d = k (common difference). b = a + k, d = a + 2k, c = a + 3k .
a + c = 2a + 3k and b + d = 2a + 3k.
So a + c = b + d.
So if a,b,d,c is arithmetic progression then a,b,c,d sides of convex tangential quadraliteral.
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Mark H.
the wording of this is confusing...perhaps you meant "IF a,b,d, c......., THEN the quadrilateral is tangential"???09/22/20