In the figure 11.34, ABCD is a quadrilat...

In the figure 11.34, ABCD is a quadrilateral in which `bar(AB) = bar(AD) and bar(BC) =bar(DC)`. Diagonals `bar(AC) and BD` intersect each other at O.Show that-

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