You know that a real number k is zero of the polynomial p(x) if p(k)=0.

But why are the zero of polynomial so important?

Parabola eccentricity is one number and other two has one rang

In a triangle one side of triangle is X and the other two sides of triangle is twice of the angle X .then find the value of X .

We have to find s

U have to explain the area of a circle is evaluate by its formula

To prove:

In a cyclic quadrilateral, the sum of each pair of opposite angles is 180.

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Given

A quadrilateral (ABCD) inscribed in a circle (i.e., a cyclic quadrilateral).

We must prove:

[
angle A + angle C = 180^circ
]
and
[
angle B + angle D = 180^circ
]

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Proof

A key property of circles is:

An inscribed angle equals half the measure of its intercepted arc.

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Step 1: Express angles using intercepted arcs

In cyclic quadrilateral (ABCD):

• (angle A) subtends arc (BCD)
• (angle C) subtends arc (BAD)

So,

[
angle A = frac{1}{2}(text{arc } BCD)
]

[
angle C = frac{1}{2}(text{arc } BAD)
]

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Step 2: Add the two angles

[
angle A + angle C

frac{1}{2}(text{arc } BCD)
+
frac{1}{2}(text{arc } BAD)
]

[

frac{1}{2}(text{arc } BCD + text{arc } BAD)
]

But,

[
text{arc } BCD + text{arc } BAD = 360^circ
]

(since together they make the whole circle)

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Step 3: Simplify

[
angle A + angle C

frac{1}{2}(360^circ)

180^circ
]

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Similarly,

[
angle B + angle D = 180^circ
]

(by the same reasoning using their intercepted arcs)

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Conclusion

In a cyclic quadrilateral,

[
boxed{angle A + angle C = 180^circ}
]

[
boxed{angle B + angle D = 180^circ}
]

Hence, the sum of either pair of opposite angles of a cyclic quadrilateral is 180.

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