What is relation between angles subtended by end-points of a line segment and normal at a point on a parallel line as the point moves on the line?

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I don't have the best figure but this is all I got. Triangle having equal area Length of $CD=l_1$ and of $AB=l_2$ $CD||AB $
Perpendicular distance between them$=d$ Therefore $$CE=DF=d$$ Angle subtended by normal and $A$ at any point on $CD$ is $\phi$ and by normal and $B$ is $\theta$ Therefore, $$\angle ACE=\phi_1 \ \angle BCE=\theta_1$$$$ \angle ADF=\phi_2 \ \angle BDF=\theta_2$$ Let distance moved on $CD$ in directions $C\rightarrow D=x $ and distance of foot of normal on $ AB $ in direction $A\rightarrow B=y$

Now this is part of a problem I encountered in integration: $$\int_0^{l_1}k\left(\sin \phi+\sin\theta\right)dx$$

This meant I had to find a relation between $x$ and $y$ or $x$ and $(\phi,\theta).$ My geometry failed me.

Please Help.