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Answered by rajdeepsingh16
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Answered by SujalSirimilla
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Here is you answer:

Given:

∠ADC≅∠AEB

BE=DC ----------(2)

Now, In triangle ΔDFB and ΔEFC,

∠DFB=∠EFC.     (vertically opposite angle theorem)

And, BE=DC.     (Given)

And ∠A=∠A       (Common)

Thus, ΔABE≅ΔAEC. [AAS Congruency]

Subtract quadrilateral □ADFE on both sides.

ΔABE-□ADFE≅ΔAEC-□ADFE

ΔDFB≅ΔEFC.

By C.P.C.T, [Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are equal]

BF=FC ------------(1)

Subtract (1) and (2)

You will get:

BE-BF=DC-FC

DF=EF.

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