Respuesta :
D) Angles BAC and DCA are congruent by the Alternate Interior Angles Theorem.
Answer:
D. Angles BAC and DCA are congruent by the Alternate interior angles theorem.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given ABCD is a parallelogram.
AB=CD and BC=AD
[tex]AB\parallel CD \; and\; BC\parallel AD[/tex]
To prove that [tex] AB\cong CD\; and\; BC\cong AD[/tex].
Proof: According to given information
[tex]AB\parallel CD[/tex] and segment [tex]BC\parallel AD[/tex].
Construct diagonal AC with a straightedge.
In [tex]\triangle ABC\; and\; \triangle ADC[/tex]
AC=AC
Reflexive property of equality.
[tex]m\angle BCA\cong m\angle DAC[/tex]
By alternate interior angles theorem.
[tex]m\angle BAC\cong m\angle DCA[/tex]
By alternate interior angles theorem.
[tex] \triangle BCA\cong\triangle DAC[/tex]
By ASA( Angle-Side_Angle) theorem.
By CPCTC opposite sides AB and CD, as well as BC and DA are congruent.
Hence proved.