Concept:Both statements are properties of a trapezium derived from similarity of triangles formed by diagonals and parallel lines.
Explanation:Statement 1: In trapezium
ABCD with
AB∥CD, diagonals
AC and
BD intersect at
O.
Since
AB∥CD, alternate interior angles are equal:
∠OAB=∠OCD and
∠OBA=∠ODC.
Thus
△AOB∼△COD (AA similarity).
Hence
OCAO​=ODBO​ — the diagonals divide each other in the same ratio (proportionally).
So statement 1 is correct.
Statement 2: In trapezium
WXYZ with
WX∥ZY, draw a line
PQ parallel to the bases, intersecting
WZ at
P and
XY at
Q.
In
â–³WZX,
PQ∥WX, so by Basic Proportionality Theorem,
PWZP​=QXZQ​.
In
â–³XYZ,
PQ∥ZY, so
QYXQ​=RZXR​ (where
R is intersection of diagonal
ZX with
PQ).
Combining the ratios yields
PWZP​=QXYQ​, proving that the line divides the non-parallel sides proportionally.
Thus statement 2 is also correct.
Answer:Both statements are correct. Hence option C is correct.