A quadrilateral ABCD inscribed in a circle, CE ∥ BD intersecting the extension of AB in e AD.BE=BC .DC
Connect AC,
∵BD∥CE,∴∠EBC=∠DBC,
∵∠DBC=∠DAC,∴∠ECB=∠DAC,
∵∠ EBC = ∠ ADC (the outer angle of a circular inscribed quadrilateral is equal to the inner diagonal),
∴ΔEBC∽ΔCDA,
∴BE/DC=BC/AD,
∴AD*BE=BC*DC.
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