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Answered by prabhat6622
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Answer:

In tringle ABD & ACD

AB=AC (GIVEN)

ANGLE ADB=ANGLE ADC(BOTH ARE RIGHT ANGLES)

AD=AD(COMMON)

SO BOTH THE TRIANGLES ARE CONGRUENT

THEREFORE BD=CD(CPCT)

ANGLE BAD=ANGLE CAD(CPCT)

HENCE AD BISECTS BOTH BC AND ANGLE A

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

Have Given :-

 \sf{Triangle \:  ABC  \: is  \: an isosceles \:  triangle.}

 \sf \: AB = AC

  \sf {AD \perp BC}

To prove :-

 \sf{AD, median \:  of \:  the \:  triangle}

Proof :-

 \sf{In \: \:    \triangle ADB \:   \: and  \:  \:  \triangle{ABC} \:  -}

 \sf{\angle{D} = \angle{D} \:  \:  (each 90°)}

 \sf{AB = AC \: \:  \: (Have  \: Given)}

 \sf{AD = AD  \:  \:  \: (common)}

So by RHS rule –

 \sf{\triangle{ADB} \: \cong \triangle{ADC}}

 \therefore \:  \:  \sf{BD = CD}

 \sf{ \therefore \:   \:  AD, \:  is \:  a \:  median \:  of \:  \triangle ABC.}

Hence proved

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