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In an isosceles triangle ABC where AB=AC and D is a point on the produced side BC, can we prove that AD>AB?

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In the isosceles triangle AB = AC and D is a point on the side of BC produced. Since AC = AB, <ACB = <ABC, both acute. Now <ACD is supplementary of <ACB, hence <ACD is obtuse. In triangle ACD, side AD is opposite the obtuse angle hence must be the longest of the three sides of triangle ACD, hence AD > AB.

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