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In the given figure, AD is the bisector of the exterior A of ABC . Seg AD intersect the side BC produced in D. Prove that : BD AB = CD AC (Hint : Draw seg CE  seg AD )​

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Answered by Okhey
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Apply Basic Proportionality Theorem

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Step-by-step explanation:

ABC is a triangle; AD is the exterior bisector of

Given:

\angle A

\angle A

and meets BC

produced at D; BA is produced to F.

\frac {BD}{CD} = \frac {AB}{AC}

\frac {BD}{CD} = \frac {AB}{AC}

To prove:

Construction: Draw CE||DA to meet AB at E.

Proof: In ABC. CE||AD cut by AC.

\angle CAD = \angle ACE

\angle CAD = \angle ACE

(Alternate angles)

Similarly CE || AD cut by AB

\angle FAD = \angle AEC

\angle FAD = \angle AEC

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