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Answered by advik190
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/ <---- this will be my angle symbol

/B = /c (equal sides have equal angles opposite to them) as AB= AC

now, ∆Adc and ∆adb

/1 = /2

AC = AB

/C= /B

THERE FORE BY ASA ∆ADC and ∆ADB

ARE CONGRUENT

THEN BY CPCT

CD = BD

AD WILL BE PERPENDICULAR ON BC AS

D IS THE MID POINT OF BC

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Answered by ABHINAV012
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Answer:

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/_<---- this will be my angle symbol

/B = /C (equal sides have equal angles opposite to them) as AB= AC

now, ∆ADC and ∆ADB

/_1 = /_2

AC = AB

/_C= /_B

THEREFORE, BY ASA

∆ADC~=∆ADB

THEN BY CPCT

CD = BD

AD WILL BE PERPENDICULAR ON BC AS

D IS THE MID POINT OF BC.

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