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In a triangle ABC, the internal angle bisectors of angle B and angle C meet at O. Prove OA is the bisector of angle A

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Answered by aadi66
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let ABC is a isocseles traingle

so B=C

SO B/2 =C/2

in AOB AND AOC

A¹/2+B/2 = A²/2 +C/2

SO A¹/2= A²/2

tusharjindal20p9t6sr: But if the triangle is not isosceles. Then
aadi66: k ok
aadi66: i think
Answered by vanshg28
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