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Answered by NITESH761
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Step-by-step explanation:

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BM \perp AD

CN \perp AN

D is mid point of BC.

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  1. ∆BMD ≅ ∆CND
  2. BM = CN

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In ∆BMD and in ∆CND,

  • ∠BMD = ∠CND (each 90°)
  • BD = DC (D is mid point)
  • ∠MDB = ∠CDN (Vertically opposite angles)

So, by AAS rule, ∆BMD ≅ ∆CND

and, by CPCT rule, BM = CN

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