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Line segment joining the vertices of two Triangles is bisected by their common base, on the opposite sides of which these vertices lie. prove that the two Triangles are equal in area

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Line segment joining the vertices of two Triangles is bisected by their common base, on the opposite sides of which these vertices lie. prove that the two Triangles are equal in area​

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Line segment joining the vertices of two Triangles is bisected by their common base, on the opposite sides of which these vertices lie. prove that the two Triangles are equal in area