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In triangle ABC, AE is perpendicular to BC and AD is the median, then prove that AB^2+BC^2=2(AD^2+BD^2)

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Answered by kvnmurty
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see diagram.

b² +c²
   = be²+ec² + 2ae²      using Pythagoras theorem.
  = bd² +ed² - 2 bd ed + ed²+ dc2+2 ed dc +2 ae²
  = 2 bd² + 2 ed² +2ae²

  = 2 bd²  + 2 AD² 

as   a² = 4 bd²  and   AD = p
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