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bisectors of interior Angle B and exterior angle ACD triangle ABC intersect at the point T prove that

∠BTC = 1/2 ∠BAC​

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

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According to the problem

∠TBC=

2

1

∠B

and

∠TCD=

2

1

∠ACD

Now from Δ ABC we have

∠A+ ∠B= ∠ACD

And from ΔTBC we have

∠T+ ∠TBC= ∠TCD

or,

∠T+

2

1

∠B=

2

1

∠ACD

[Using (1) and (2)]

or,

∠T=

2

1

(∠ACD−

∠B)

or,

∠T=

2

1

∠A

.[ Using (3)]

or,

∠BTC=

2

1

∠BAC

Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

\huge\red{Answer}

According to the problem

∠TBC=

2

1

∠B

and

∠TCD=

2

1

∠ACD

Now from Δ ABC we have

∠A+ ∠B= ∠ACD

And from ΔTBC we have

∠T+ ∠TBC= ∠TCD

or,

∠T+

2

1

∠B=

2

1

∠ACD

[Using (1) and (2)]

or,

∠T=

2

1

(∠ACD−

∠B)

or,

∠T=

2

1

∠A

.[ Using (3)]

or,

∠BTC=

2

1

∠BAC

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