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Is an isosceles aC, Ab=AC and AD perpendicular to BC . Prove that B=C.

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Answered by prabhas24480
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Step-by-step explanation:

Ans4.In isosceles Triangle ABC

AB= AC [given]

 \angle \: B = \angle \:C \:

Property of isosceles triangle.

AD = AD [ common]

Thus

 \triangle \: ABD\cong \: \triangle \: ACD \\  \\

Thus BD= CD [BY CPCT]

 \angle \: ADB = \angle \:ADC \:

By CPCT

Now to prove that AD is a perpendicular bisector of BC,we have to prove with the help of linear pair

 \angle \: ADB+ \angle \:ADC =180° \\\\2\angle \: ADB=180°\\\\\angle \: ADB=90°\\\\Thus \angle ADC=90°\\\:

Hence proved.

Ans 5.

(a) ∆ABC ≈ ∆DBC

AB = DC [Given]

 \angle \: ABC \:  = \angle \: BDC\:[Given] \\

BC = BC [common]

By AAS CRITERION OF CONGRUENCY OF TRIANGLE ,

 \triangle \: ABC \cong \: \triangle \: DBC \\  \\

(ii) If two triangles are congruent than corresponding parts are equal, thus

 \angle \: A = \angle \:D \:

by CPCT.

(iii) In ∆ AOB and ∆DOC

AB = DC \:  \:  \:  \:  [given]\\  \angle \: A= \angle \: D \:  \: [proved \: in \: (ii)] \\ \angle \:AOB = \angle \: DOC \:  \:  \:  \: [vertically \: opposite \: angles] \\  \\

Thus by AAS CRITERION OF CONGRUENCY OF TRIANGLES,

 \triangle \: AOB \cong \:  \triangle \: DOC \\

(iv) Since ∆AOB and ∆ DOC are congruent,so

BO= CO (BY CPCT)

Thus ∆OBC is Isosceles.

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Answered by BrainlyFlash156
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Ans4.In isosceles Triangle ABC

AB= AC [given]

 \angle \: B = \angle \:C \:

Property of isosceles triangle.

AD = AD [ common]

Thus

 \triangle \: ABD\cong \: \triangle \: ACD \\  \\

Thus BD= CD [BY CPCT]

 \angle \: ADB = \angle \:ADC \:

By CPCT

Now to prove that AD is a perpendicular bisector of BC,we have to prove with the help of linear pair

 \angle \: ADB+ \angle \:ADC =180° \\\\2\angle \: ADB=180°\\\\\angle \: ADB=90°\\\\Thus \angle ADC=90°\\\:

Hence proved.

Ans 5.

(a) ∆ABC ≈ ∆DBC

AB = DC [Given]

 \angle \: ABC \:  = \angle \: BDC\:[Given] \\

BC = BC [common]

By AAS CRITERION OF CONGRUENCY OF TRIANGLE ,

 \triangle \: ABC \cong \: \triangle \: DBC \\  \\

(ii) If two triangles are congruent than corresponding parts are equal, thus

 \angle \: A = \angle \:D \:

by CPCT.

(iii) In ∆ AOB and ∆DOC

AB = DC \:  \:  \:  \:  [given]\\  \angle \: A= \angle \: D \:  \: [proved \: in \: (ii)] \\ \angle \:AOB = \angle \: DOC \:  \:  \:  \: [vertically \: opposite \: angles] \\  \\

Thus by AAS CRITERION OF CONGRUENCY OF TRIANGLES,

 \triangle \: AOB \cong \:  \triangle \: DOC \\

(iv) Since ∆AOB and ∆ DOC are congruent,so

BO= CO (BY CPCT)

Thus ∆OBC is Isosceles.

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