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congruence of triangles ​

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Answered by nkrishna391
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Answer:

Given: E bisects AC i.e., EA=EC

and angleB=angleD

To Prove: triangle ABE congruent to triangle CDE

Proof: In triangle ABE and triangle CDE,

angleB=angleD. (given)

EA=EC. (given)

angleAEB=angleCED (vertically opposite angle)

BY ASA congruence,

triangle ABE congruent to triangle CDE

Answered by suyash849739
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given , <B = <D

AND ANGLE BEA = CED ( OPPOSITE ANGLE)

AND AE = EC, BECAUSE E BISECTS AC

SO ∆ ABE ~= CDE ( ASA congruence rule)

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