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In ABC, angle ABC is equal to twice the angle ACB, and bisector of angle ABC meets the opposite side at point P show that:
(i) CB : BA = CP : PA​

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Answered by Abhishek422472
3

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

In △ABC

∠ABC=2∠ACB ( given)

Let ∠ACB=x

BP is bisector of ∠ABC

∴∠ABP=∠PBC=x

By angle bisector theorem

the bisector of an divides the side opposite to it in ratio of other two sides

Hence,

BC

AB

=

PA

CP

BA

CB

=

PA

CP

Consider △ABC and △APB

∠ABC=∠APB (exterior angle properly)

given that, ∠BCP=∠ABP

∴ABC≈△APB (AA criteria)

BP

AB

=

CB

CA

(corresponding sides of similar triangle are propositional)

∴AB×BC=BP×CA

Hence proved

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1

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