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In the given figure we have
angle ABC = angle ADC (90° each)
BC = CD
To prove :- AC bisects angle BAD
Proof :-
In ∆ABC and ∆ADC, we have
angle ABC = angle ADC (given)
BC = CD (Given)
AC = AC (Common)
So we have a right angle, hypotenuse and a side equal.
So by RHS congruency rule,
∆ABC is congruent to ∆ADC
=> angle BAC = angle CAD (c.p.c.t)
Now,
angle BAC + angle CAD = angle BAD
but angle CAD = angle BAC
=> angle BAC + angle BAC = angle BAD
=> 2 BAC = angle BAD
=> angle BAC = 1/2 angle BAD
and angle CAD = angle BAC
=> angle CAD = 1/2 angle BAD
since, angle CAD and angle BAC are half of angle BAD, we can say that angle BAD is bisected by AC
Hence Proved :)
angle ABC = angle ADC (90° each)
BC = CD
To prove :- AC bisects angle BAD
Proof :-
In ∆ABC and ∆ADC, we have
angle ABC = angle ADC (given)
BC = CD (Given)
AC = AC (Common)
So we have a right angle, hypotenuse and a side equal.
So by RHS congruency rule,
∆ABC is congruent to ∆ADC
=> angle BAC = angle CAD (c.p.c.t)
Now,
angle BAC + angle CAD = angle BAD
but angle CAD = angle BAC
=> angle BAC + angle BAC = angle BAD
=> 2 BAC = angle BAD
=> angle BAC = 1/2 angle BAD
and angle CAD = angle BAC
=> angle CAD = 1/2 angle BAD
since, angle CAD and angle BAC are half of angle BAD, we can say that angle BAD is bisected by AC
Hence Proved :)
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