If PQ are the mid points of diagonal AC ...

If PQ are the mid points of diagonal AC and BD respectively of a quadrilateral ABCD, then prove that `vec (AB) + vec (AD) + vec (CB) + vec (CD)` = 4 `vec (PQ)`

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