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ABC and DBC are two isosceles triangle on the same base BC show that angle ABD = angle ACD
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Answered by harsha116
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Hey friend.....here's it answer.

As the two triangles are isosceles so ab=ac.also bd=dc

Construct a line joining angle a to angle d.

So in triangle abd and triangle acd,

ab=ac

bd=dc

Ad is common

Thus the two triangles are congruent by sss

So,angle abd and angle acd is equal by cpct.

Hope this helps.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hey there!!

=> Given :-)

→ ABC is a isosceles triangle.

→ DBC is a isosceles triangle.

→ Both triangles are on the same base BC.

 \bf{ => To \: Prove :- \angle ABD = \angle ACD }

=> Proof:-)

▶ In ∆ABC,

=> AB = AC. [ ABC is a isosceles triangle. ]

Then,

 \bf{ => \angle ABC = \angle ACB. ............(1). }

[ Angle opposite to equal sides are equal ].

➡ Again,

▶ In ∆DBC,

=> DB = DC. [ DBC is a isosceles triangle. ]

Then,

 \bf{ => \angle DBC = \angle DCB ..............(2). }

[ Angle opposite to equal sides are equal ].

➡ On adding equation (1) and (2), we get

 \bf{ => \angle ABC + \angle DBC = \angle ACB + \angle DCB . }

=>  \huge \boxed{ => \angle ABD = \angle ACD . }

✔✔ Hence, it is proved ✅✅.

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