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in the given figure , ab = bc , bx=by . show that ay=cx​

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Answered by beheraakshayakumar70
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Answered by jaymarermodo
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Given \: AB = BC \: ---(1)GivenAB=BC−−−(1)

and \: BX = BY \: ---(2)andBX=BY−−−(2)

\underline { Proof}

Proof

AB = BCAB=BC

\implies AB - BX = BC - BX⟹AB−BX=BC−BX

\pink { ( If \: equals \:are \: subtracted \: from }(Ifequalsaresubtractedfrom

\pink { equals \: the \: remainders \:are \:equal)}equalstheremaindersareequal)

\implies AB - BX = BC - BY \: [ From \:(2)]⟹AB−BX=BC−BY[From(2)]

\implies AX = CY⟹AX=CY

Hence , ProvedHence,Proved

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