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In figure 1, AB=AD and BC=DC. prove that (i) ABC=~ADC (ii) AC bisects A​

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Answered by poojakumari6181991
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Step-by-step explanation:

this is the full congruence proving part

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Answered by bhupendrasharma4300
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Step-by-step answer:

(i)- Given, AB = AD and BC = DC

in ∆ ABC and ∆ ADC

AB=AD (given)

BC=DC (given)

AC=AC (common)

So, ∆ABC=~∆ADC (by SSS congruence)

(ii)- ∆ABC=~∆ADC

So, ∆BAC = ∆DAC (by CPCT)

Hence,AC bisects ∆A

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