in an isosceles triangle ABC with AB=AC ,BD and CE are two medians. prove that BD=CE.
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In triangle CDB and BEC,
BC=BC [common side]
angle B = angle C [given thet ABC is isoceless]
AC = AB => DC = EB [AC and AB are medians]
Thus, triangle CDB congruent to triangle BEC.
Therefore, BD=CE. {corresponding parts of congruent triangles}
Hope it helps you. Thank you.
BC=BC [common side]
angle B = angle C [given thet ABC is isoceless]
AC = AB => DC = EB [AC and AB are medians]
Thus, triangle CDB congruent to triangle BEC.
Therefore, BD=CE. {corresponding parts of congruent triangles}
Hope it helps you. Thank you.
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Answer:
A simpler way:
In ∆ABC,
AB = AC (given)
=> <ABC = <ACD (opposite sides are equal)
In ∆EBC and ∆DCB,
BC = BC (common side)
<EBC = <DCB ( <ABC = <ACB)
BE = DC (E & D are mid points on AB & AC)
=> ∆EBC is congruent to ∆DCB (by SAS
criteria)
=> BD = CE ( by c.p.c.t ) ( proved! )
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