AE is an altitude of an isosceles triangle ABC in which AB = AC. Show that AE bisects BC
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∆ABC is an isosceles triangle.
so,AB=AC
Also AE is the altitude
so,angle AEC=AEB=90°
to prove=BE=CE
=angle BAE= Angle CAE
in ∆AEB and AEC
angleAEC=angle AEB=90°(both 90°)
AB=AC(from 1)
AE=AE(common)
∆AEB ≈∆AEC (R.H.S congruency)
hence by CPCT
BE=EC & ∆BAC =EAC
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