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in a right angled triangle ABC,the perpendicular is drawn from the point c on the hypotenusat D,and the bisectorof angle C meets the hypotnuse at E prove that AD÷DB=AEsquare ÷ EV square​

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Answered by amitnrw
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AD/DB =  AE²/EB²

Step-by-step explanation:

CE is angle bisector of ∠C

=>  AE/EB  = AC/BC

CD ⊥ AB

=> ΔADC ≈ ΔCDB

=> AD/CD = AR/CB  = DC/DB

=> AD * DB = DC²

AC² = AD² + CD² = BD² + AD * BD = AD ( AD + BD)

BC² = BD² + CD² = BD² + AD * BD=  BD ( BD + AD)

AC²/BC² = AD ( AD + BD) /  BD ( BD + AD)

=> AC²/BC² =  AD/BD

AC/BC = AE/EB

=>  AE²/EB² =  AD/BD

=> AD/DB =  AE²/EB²

QED

Proved

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