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In the adjoining figure, AB = CD and angle ABC = angle BCD. Prove that (i) AC = BD
(ii) BE = CE. ​

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Answered by hirnikaoberoi7
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Step-by-step explanation:1. AC=BD

In triangle ABC and BCD

AB=CD(GIVEN)

ANGLE ABC=ANGLE BCD

BC=BC(COMMON)

therefore trinagles are congruent by sas

So,AC=BD

2.in triangle AEB AND CED

BC=BC (COMMON)

ANGLE AEB=ANGLE CED(VERTICALLY OPPOSITE ANGLES)

AC=BD(FROM1.)

SO, subtracting BE FROM both sides

Therefore AE=DE

SO triangles ar congruent by sas

So,BE=CE


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Answered by shrihansshedpure2008
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first prove the triangle ABC and DBC congruent

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