Answer: A
Let the interior angles of the quadrilateral ABCD be denoted as A,B,C, and D. The sum of the interior angles of a quadrilateral is 360∘:
A+B+C+D=360∘⟹B+D=360∘−(A+C)
From the geometry of the figure, we can observe the following triangles:
- In △ADE, the sum of angles gives:
∠DEC=180∘−(A+D)
- In △ABF, the sum of angles gives:
∠BFC=180∘−(A+B)
Adding these two equations:
∠DEC+∠BFC=360∘−2A−(B+D)
Substituting B+D=360∘−(A+C) into the equation:
∠DEC+∠BFC=360∘−2A−(360∘−A−C)=C−A
Thus, ∠DEC+∠BFC=∠BCD−∠BAD.